Years ago, local news disseminated local news.
National news disseminated stories from around the country.
Because readers were from anywhere, the stories ALWAYS indicated where the story came from.
Stories ALWAYS included the name of the correspondent too.
Now our news comes from anywhere in the world.
For some reason, you have decided to post news stories from anywhere and do not feel the need to identify relevant information.
I realize that your "editors" might not have time to fact check stories before publishing however, the basics should still be included.
Your reporters may simply be writing a local story for a local paper which is subsequently picked up and re-published however, once that is done, there is a need to know where the story is reported from.
This is simple news reporting protocol.
I read the article about "greening" Rogers Stadium three times looking for anything to know where it is.
There is no byline identifying the author other than CBC News (which has zero credibility in my eyes).
I then did a Google search and found a Rogers Stadium listed as a temporary venue near Toronto and presume this is the place.

Please be a bit more exact in your reporting.

Thank you