National Post

National Post is a prominent Canadian English-language conservative daily newspaper. It was founded in 1998 by Conrad Black with the aim of creating a national voice for Canadian conservatism and providing a competitor to The Globe and Mail. The publication is based in Toronto and maintains a significant digital and physical presence across the country.

Ownership of the National Post has transitioned through several major media entities over the decades. Originally established under Hollinger Inc., it was later sold to Canwest. Today, it is the flagship publication of Postmedia Network, a large Canadian media conglomerate that owns various newspapers and digital platforms. While the company is headquartered in Canada, it is notably controlled by American investment interests.

Postmedia Network is majority-owned by Chatham Asset Management, an American hedge fund based in New Jersey. This ownership structure has been a point of significant discussion within the Canadian media landscape, as one of the country's most influential news outlets is directed by a foreign investment firm. Despite this, the National Post continues to operate as a primary source for Canadian political and financial news.