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Media ownership map

Who controls Canadian news — 33 owners · 46 outlets tracked

Corporate 817 outlets · 37% of tracked
Public 13 outlets · 7% of tracked
Non-profit 1214 outlets · 30% of tracked
Independent 1212 outlets · 26% of tracked
All Corporate Public Non-profit Independent
Ownership Map — Starter+

See who owns every Canadian outlet, their bias profiles, and how ownership shapes the news you read.

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Why ownership matters

Media ownership shapes editorial direction, hiring decisions, and what stories get amplified. Corporate consolidation in Canada has concentrated news production into a small number of hands — Postmedia alone owns over a third of daily newspapers. Bias scores are rolling averages computed from our AI analysis pipeline.