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Kenneth Whyte : ウィキペディア英語版
Ken Whyte

Kenneth "Ken" Whyte (born 1960) is a Canadian newspaper and magazine editor and an executive at Rogers.
== Early life and career ==
Whyte was born in Winnipeg and was raised in Alberta. Whyte began his journalism career at the Sherwood Park News in Alberta. In the mid-1980s, he worked at the Alberta Report, a weekly news magazine.〔 He was later appointed an executive editor of the magazine.〔
Whyte was hired by Conrad Black to work at Saturday Night, first as national editor and later as editor-in-chief.〔 In 1998, two years before the magazine's demise, Black hired him as the founding editor of the National Post.〔 After Canwest purchased the newspaper, Whyte was fired from his position.〔

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