The Stittsville Richmond EMC ceased to exist after it was purchased by Metroland and merged with the Stittsville News to create the Stittsville News EMC in October 2011.

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This newspaper, which began in 1957, was swapped from Torstar to Postmedia in November 2017 along with two dozen other newspapers. Postmedia closed all but two of the papers it acquired during this transaction.

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Metroland purchased the Stittsville Richmond EMC and merged it with the Stittsville News to create the Stittsville News EMC in October 2011.

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Westman Journal published its final issue on April 25, 2019. The free, weekly community newspaper serving Brandon, Manitoba, launched 17 years earlier as the Wheat City Journal on April 25, 2002.

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The St. Thomas Times-Journal cut its Wednesday print and e-editions on January 31, 2023. The newspaper and e-edition will only be published on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, while daily coverage continues online. The newspaper previously stopped publishing a Monday edition on December 22, 2008, when it was owned by Sun Media.

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After acquiring the newspaper from SaltWire Network earlier in the month, Postmedia announced on August 21, 2024, that the daily paper would become a weekly paper beginning with the August 30, 2024, edition. Four of the newspaper’s 13 newsroom jobs were also eliminated. Daily news continues to be published online. Previously, SaltWire Network had cut the Monday print editions of its daily newspapers, including The Telegram, effective October 17, 2022. Before that, the Sunday edition of The Telegram had been cancelled on September 21, 2008, when the newspaper was still owned by Transcontinental.

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The Brockville Recorder and Times cut its Friday print and e-editions on June 17, 2022. The newspaper and e-edition will only be published on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, while daily coverage continues online. The newspaper previously stopped publishing its Wednesday edition on November 19, 2018, and its Monday edition in 2009.

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The Sun Media-owned Pembroke Daily Observer stopped publishing a Monday edition in 2008.

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Established in 1974 and purchased by Metroland Media June 1998, The Independent failed to remain competitive. The corporate owner choose to attain profitability through several rounds of cost cutting. The editorial staff in 1998 consisted of 3 reporters and an editor. In 2015 just an editor and contributors.

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The Black Press-owned paper The Cariboo Adviser, the Williams Lake Tribune and its weekend edition, Tribune Weekend, merged on Sept. 4, 2013. They were replaced by the Weekend Advisor, published on Fridays, and the free community paper, the Williams Lake Tribune, distributed on Wednesdays.

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This print and online news organization shut shortly after the town's daily newspaper, Fort McMurray Today, announced it would only print thrice weekly and post more content online. In an interview with CBC, the Connect's editor cited a "tough market place" and the Fort McMurray wildfire in May 2016 as causes of the paper's closure.

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The Free Press, a popular community newspaper that covered local politics in west-end Montreal, published its last issue at the end of February 2017. The free community newspaper, which was distributed twice monthly mostly through the mail, began publishing in 2009 after the closing of The Monitor, a longtime west end newspaper that had published for decades.

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After publishing for 117 years, The Exponent, a family-owned weekly newspaper in Grandview, Manitoba, published its last edition on Feb. 28, 2017.

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The Rainy River Record community newspaper, established in 1919, ceased publication on Sept. 27, 2016 due to financial troubles.

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Manotick News, a Metroland Media community newspaper, ceased publishing on Sept. 21, 2016, when it merged with the Ottawa South News.

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Town and Country, a community newspaper in Barrhead, Alberta, ceased publishing in June 2016 when it became the second section in the Barrhead Leader, Westlock News, Athabasca Advocate, and Lac La Biche Post, all of them owned by Great West Newspapers.

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The Rocky Mountain Goat is a locally-owned weekly newspaper founded by Joseph Nusse and Laura Keil in 2010. It is the only weekly newspaper in Robson Valley.

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The Jasper Local is an independently-owned newspaper that publishes twice per month (and online) in Jasper, Alberta. It opened in 2013.

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Glacier Media Group closed the South Delta Leader in 2014, along with multiple other British Columbia community newspapers.

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After more than 80 years in print, the English-language weekly newspaper Westmount Examiner was closed by Transcontinental in October 2015.

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The French-language weekly L'Express d'Ottawa ceased publication in the spring of 2015.

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