New Brunswick’s only independent French-language daily newspaper is scaling back its print editions, marking an end to it being the province’s only paper to print five editions a week.
L’Acadie Nouvelle will now publish two print editions each week starting this weekend, said CEO and publisher Francis Sonier.
The decision was announced to readers earlier this month.
The Caraquet-based paper is available Tuesday to Saturday and with the change, it will appear in print only on Wednesday and Saturday each week.
“The decision reflects changing printing conditions,” Sonier said, referring to Postmedia’s decision to cease its printing operations at the Times and Transcript in Moncton, which prints l’Acadie Nouvelle.
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