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TC Transcontinental closes Owen Sound printing facility, losing 360 jobs

4 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 19
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What happened

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TC Transcontinental announced the closure of its printing facility in Owen Sound, with the shutdown scheduled for January. The closure will result in the loss of 360 jobs. Mayor Ian Boddy stated that the operation has been a significant employer in the community since 1992.

From bayshorebroadcasting.ca

Why it matters

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The closure affects a long-standing employer in Owen Sound, which has roots dating back to 1907. City Council, Grey County, and Georgian College are coordinating efforts to understand the impact on employees and the broader community.

From bayshorebroadcasting.ca

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  • city councilSpeculative

    City Council might face increased costs related to managing the economic fallout and supporting affected employees.

  • Grey CountySpeculative

    Grey County might need to increase investment in regional support services for displaced workers.

How it developed

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  1. City Council partners with Georgian College to monitor the impact of the TC Transcontinental plant closure.1 source
  2. TC Transcontinental announces the closure of its printing facility in Owen Sound.1 source

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