Postmedia plans to stop printing most New Brunswick newspapers in Moncton.
Company says move will support ‘long-term financial sustainability’
Shane Magee · CBC News
· Posted: Apr 29, 2026 4:06 PM EDT | Last Updated: 2 hours ago
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The Main Street entrance to the former Times & Transcript office shown in 2022. The building also has the printing press where most of New Brunswick’s newspapers are printed. (Shane Magee/CBC)
Postmedia plans to stop printing most New Brunswick newspapers in Moncton.
Postmedia publishes the Times & Transcript, Telegraph-Journal, Daily Gleaner and other local newspapers.
They are printed and distributed from a building along Main Street in downtown Moncton.
Dave Arsenault, president of the New Brunswick Media Guild, confirmed to CBC News that print and distribution will cease in Moncton and be moved elsewhere.
The move was initially reported by the Fredericton Independent on Wednesday.
Postmedia did not provide an interview.
“Following an assessment of printing and insert packaging operations, it was determined that outsourcing these operations from Postmedia’s Moncton facility would allow us to continue serving print subscribers and advertisers while supporting long-term financial sustainability,” the company said in an emailed statement Wednesday.
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