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Posted October 21st, 2009 in Community, Observations | 
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The Vancouver Sun is our largest local news paper. Suspect is that with the outbreak of social media, they too are suffering the fate of many news organizations around the world.
It might have been the angle of the shot taken or it’s just that the foundations of big newspaper business have found their footings are not as solid as in the past.
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Do you know anything about the Vancouver Sun that we don’t? RE is getting 2 supplements every weekend.
Luc,
Other than the sign on the building and anecdotal comments made by readers I have no insight to address your question. Theory might suggest that somebody is paying for the print space.
Stopped subscribing to it and the Province a long time ago. Now if only someone would invent the sound of crinkling paper to emulate the flip of the page on the web, life would be complete.
We recently moved to Vancouver and cannot bring ourselves to subscribe to either rag. To much non-news dominating both. Entire sections written by ad men.
The wife and I still enjoy crinkling newpapers in the morning. Any suggestions?
Simon,
Pick your poison.
Try online versions of the papers locally and from around the world. You will be able to select the specific topic catagories.
The Globe and Mail, BBC News, CBC, New York Times, Canada News amongst many others have RSS feeds.
As for the crinkly paper sound – a cheeky solution would be to put your feet into some paper bags and play ‘footsy’ with your lady while you read.