Black Press Media has announced the acquisition of Northern Canadian-based NNSL Media.

The publisher operates seven community newspapers and two websites based in Northwest Territories and Nunavut, including the B次元官网网址/North, Yellowknifer, Weekender, Nunavut B次元官网网址, Kivalliq B次元官网网址, Hay River Hub, and Inuvik Drum with websites and .

NNSL was founded in 1972 by Jack B次元官网网址淪igB次元官网网址� Sigvaldason.

Black Press Media CEO Rick OB次元官网网址機onnor said in a statement Friday (March 12) that he looks forward to partnering with NNSL and its publications, which provide B次元官网网址渁n extremely valuable serviceB次元官网网址� by connecting audiences and advertisers alike.

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Black Press is also buying Canarctic Graphics, a Yellowknife, NWT-based printing operation.

NNSL and Canartcic president Karen Sigvaldason said sheB次元官网网址檚 confident Black Press Media will continue the tradition left behind by her father, who B次元官网网址渂elieved passionately in the strong role of NNSL and Canarctic in serving the people of the North.B次元官网网址�

The deal is set to close on March 31.

Black Press Media operates 80 community newspapers and news websites in Western Canada and 9 daily newspapers and news websites in Washington state, Alaska, and Hawaii, as well as Central Web, which prints many newspapers and magazines in Edmonton and Calgary.

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