Montreal Newspaper Outsources Printing to TC Transcontinental

Postmedia plans to sell the building that houses the printing presses, following similar changes at its newspapers in Edmonton, Calgary and Vancouver.

According to its Website, The Gazette began as a French-language paper in 1778, became bilingual in the late 1700s and ultimately changed to an English-language newspaper in 1822. Today, 57 percent of Montreal's English population reads The Gazette's digital or printed format.