Editor/Paginator

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Remotely from anywhere within Canada – candidates must currently live in Canada, evenings (sometimes until 12:30 a.m. ET) and regular Saturday and Sunday shiftsPart-Time

SalaryA wage grid ranging from about $21 to $25 per hour

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Requirements

Solid experience copy editing, designing, and proofreading print newspaper pages
Solid experience writing strong and accurate headlines and other display copy
Strong news judgment
Ability to maintain high attention to detail under daily deadlines
Superior customer service orientation
Excellent oral and written communication skills
Background in journalism
Ability to work one to three shifts a week, including evenings and weekends

Responsibilities

Execute newspaper page layout and design
Perform copy editing and proofreading for print newspaper pages
Write strong and accurate headlines and display copy
Maintain high news judgment standards
Meet daily deadlines while ensuring accuracy

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