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More newspaper printing presses give way to high-rise apartments, data centres

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One Century Place opened in 1992 as a newspaper printing plant and has since become a data centre. (CoStar)
One Century Place opened in 1992 as a newspaper printing plant and has since become a data centre. (CoStar)

Newspaper printing plants were once central to daily life in Canada, built to support a time when people consumed their news from papers tucked under arms and read on sofas, kitchen tables and café counters. Times have changed, and commercial real estate is shifting in the digital age.

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