Monday, January 18, 2010
Star take on bid for CanWest flagships
Toronto Star: "Canadian media luminaries Jerry Grafstein, Raymond Heard and Beryl Wajsman announced today they are leading a consortium of local investors to acquire Montreal’s The Gazette, The Ottawa Citizen and The National Post."
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