TORONTO - Corus Entertainment Inc. says it will centralize some production of its Global News broadcasts for Alberta while cutting an undisclosed number of roles.
TORONTO - Corus Entertainment Inc. says it will centralize some production of its Global News broadcasts for Alberta while cutting an undisclosed number of roles.
The Toronto-based company said the move is part of programming changes across the country that are meant to improve efficiency and allow it to continue producing journalism.
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