TORONTO—The latest report from Nadbank (Newspaper Audience Databank) shows nearly eight in 10 Canadians read newspapers every week, the majority still choosing print over digital.

Between 50-60% of Canadians are sourcing newspapers for their info on a daily basis. Under 10% of readers strictly read digital content, while 57% still read only printed editions; 34% of readers migrate between the two mediums.

Some other details released in Nadbank's mid-year overview:

• Wininpeg has the highest weekly print readership (78%), followed by Halifax (77%), and Montreal and Vancouver (tied at 72%)
• Halifax has the highest total readership, including digital users, at 84%, and also the greatest weekly reach of print editions at 77%, compared to a weekly reach of 37% for online content
• Overall, weekly reach of printed editions is approximately double that for online content; in Toronto for example, print reaches 66% weekly, digital 27%