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Canwest Publishing today announced the appointment of Gerry Nott to the
position of Editor-in-Chief at The Ottawa Citizen. Previously, Mr. Nott
held the position of Editor-in-Chief at Canwest News Service, based in
Ottawa.
After an extensive national search over the past several months, Citizen
publisher James Orban said the qualities most sought in leading his
newsroom were found in downtown Ottawa, where Mr. Nott runs the Canwest
News Service, a national news service providing content to Canwest
newspapers, the Canada.com network, Global television and commercial
clients.
“Gerry is one of the most respected editors in the country, with an
unparalleled record of leadership and accomplishment in the business,”
said Mr. Orban.
Mr. Nott, 51, has held senior newsroom positions at The Spectator in
Hamilton, The Windsor Star, The Calgary Herald, and most recently, the
Canwest News Service in Winnipeg, before coming to Ottawa.
“To be given the opportunity to edit a paper with as proud and rich a
history of journalistic excellence as The Citizen is humbling and
exciting,” said Mr. Nott. “The newsroom has shown ambition, innovation
and adaptability as it has moved online to enhance and grow the
editorial quality of The Citizen,” said Mr. Nott of his new appointment.
“The challenge of providing coverage that’s nationally relevant and
locally vital is a balancing act that I’m looking to strike with the
team in the Baxter Road newsroom.”
“I see innovation daily on the Citizen’s excellent website, I see solid
national reporting on policy issues from its newsroom and the best local
coverage available anywhere in Ottawa throughout the paper. This is a
news operation that understands this community. I hope to build and grow
that bond with our readers,” Mr. Nott said.
He said he has fallen in love with the city since moving here 2005.
“This is a fascinating, beautiful city. All the elements that go along
with being a national capital – world class architecture, international
flavour, the arts, fantastic parks and natural attractions make this the
most appealing city I’ve ever lived in.”
Mr. Nott, who has been a journalist for thirty years, has two children,
Alli, 17 and Dylan, 13.
The Ottawa Citizen, the national capital’s 164-year-old newspaper, is
read by 493,000 or 54% of Ottawa adults every week, which represents a
76% share of readers for English newspapers read in print or online.
Scott Anderson, Senior Vice President of Content for Canwest Publishing
Inc. will take on the responsibilities of Editor-in-Chief at Canwest
News Service in addition to his corporate duties. Canwest News Service
(CNS) provides high quality original content on international and
national topics and events for the North American market. CNS has
bureaus in Ottawa, Quebec City, Halifax, Washington, New York,
Jerusalem, Afghanistan, Paris and Shanghai.
About Canwest
Canwest Global Communications Corp. (www.canwest.com),
(TSX: CGS and CGS.A) an international media company, is Canada's largest
media company. In addition to owning the Global Television Network,
Canwest is Canada's largest publisher of paid English language daily
newspapers and owns, operates and/or holds substantial interests in
conventional television, out-of-home advertising, specialty cable
channels, web sites and radio stations and networks in Canada,
Australia, Turkey, Indonesia, Singapore, the United Kingdom and the
United States.