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After peaking at more than $4.6-billion in 2008, Canadian newspaper revenues fell to below $1.5-billion in 2020. During that period, Google and Facebook saw their combined Canadian revenue grow from a little over $1-billion to more than $8-billion. Today, Google and Facebook take more than 80 per cent of online advertising revenues.

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