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Corus Cuts Hit Global B.C. Radio Staff | Vancouver News
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Corus Entertainment is rolling out more cuts, targeting Global B.C. and several talk radio stations — another wave of job losses after slashing 43 unionized roles last July. The company claims these “changes” are about sustainability and minimizing disruption to local news and programming, while assuring listeners they’re not closing stations or pulling back from coverage. Employees face mounting anxiety as corporate “adaptation” often means layoffs — and Unifor, the union representing affected Global B.C. workers, is yet to respond. With Corus managing 15 TV and 36 radio stations across Canada — including key B.C. outlets like CKNW and Rock 101 — this latest move underscores how fast media companies are reshaping their operations in a turbulent industry.
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