[Assorted]

The Globe and Mail, and our local Edmonton Sun and the Edmonton Journal. It seems like every issues talks something about poverty and homelessness, so I prefer reading online @ CNN.com .

 

[discord]

The Guardian

 

[shellylh]

NY Times, nothing else comes close! Luckily I work in academics so I can get the Times dirt cheap delivered to my door everyday.

 

[Spareribs]

I read the National Inquirer

 

[Lazarus Short]

None. "All the news that's print to fit," that's why.

Laz

 

[biged]

None, can't read.

 

[benhatchins]

Didn't read newspaper for ages already?
What about you guys?

 

[chasolla]

The Guardian.
I wish that it was still The Manchester Guardian.

 

[BobG55]

Nothing, either printed or televised/ broadcasted, by MSM, for the past 20+ years or so.

 

[jonathan c]

(A.) After getting electronic news feeds from AP, Bloomberg, BBC, Agence France Presse, NYT, Reuters, Tass, UPI and others - my reading is not newspapers but musician biographies, espionage novels …
(B.) Real men & women don’t read the news, they make the news!

 

[Spareribs]

If you live in a big city with a population of about one million or more, it’s definitely a good idea to read the newspaper from time to time

There will be listings of events, concerts, new cool restaurants and other miscellaneous things related to your local city that you would have never known about. It’s actually true that many locals do not know their city that well and miss out on unique things so a newspaper can help.

If you live in a small town, then the local newspaper probably isn’t worth it though