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Business · 3 hours ago

Left-Wing News Site The Canary Closes Indefinitely

Left-Wing News Site The Canary Closes Indefinitely

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Left-wing news site The Canary said it is closing indefinitely after 11 years, blaming bank blocks and disputes with ex-staff for making operations unsustainable. Founded in 2015 in the Corbyn era, it reported Lloyds and Metro Bank freezing funds and late pay. Journalists told the Guardian £2m of fresh investment was mismanaged. Managers say permanent staff are paid and promise a fuller account this week.

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