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

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The Yarmouth Vanguard, a community newspaper, merged with The Digby County Courier and The Shelburne County Coast Guard to become a new print publication, The Tri-County Vanguard. The Tri-County Vanguard was first published Feb. 2, 2016. The Yarmouth Vanguard’s website remains active and features stories about Yarmouth County.

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The Digby County Courier merged with the Yarmouth Vanguard and The Shelburne County Coast Guard to become The Tri-County Vanguard, which was first published Feb. 2, 2016. The Digby Courier’s website remains active and features stories about Digby County.

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The last print edition of The Shelburne County Coast Guard was distributed on Jan. 26, 2016 after 119 years of publishing. The community newspaper merged with the Yarmouth Vanguard and The Digby County Courier to become The Tri-County Vanguard, which was first published Feb. 2, 2016. The Shelburne County Coast Guard’s website still remains active and features stories about Shelburne County.

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This weekly community print newspaper (published on Tuesdays) was the result of a merger between The Yarmouth Vanguard, The Digby County Courier and The Shelburne County Coast Guard. It was first published Feb. 2, 2016 and covers news for all three counties.

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Postmedia announced on September 21 that nine daily newspapers, including Ottawa Sun, would be cutting their Monday print editions effective October 17, 2022. Digital versions of the newspapers will remain available online. In early 2016, Postmedia announced the merger of the Ottawa Sun and the Ottawa Citizen newsrooms. Both newspapers continued to publish, but editorial staff work under one senior editor, filing stories and images to both publications.

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Postmedia announced on September 21 that nine daily newspapers, including the Calgary Sun, would be cutting their Monday print editions effective October 17, 2022. Digital versions of the newspapers will remain available online. In early 2016, Postmedia, the country's largest newspaper chain, announced the merger of the Calgary Sun and the Calgary Herald newsrooms. Both newspapers continue to publish, but editorial staff now work under one senior editor, filing stories and images to both publications.

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Postmedia announced on September 21 that nine daily newspapers, including Calgary Herald, would be cutting their Monday print editions effective October 17, 2022. Digital versions of the newspapers will remain available online. In early 2016, Postmedia, the country's largest newspaper chain, announced the merger of the Calgary Herald and the Calgary Sun newsrooms. Both newspapers continue to publish, but editorial staff now work under one senior editor, filing stories and images to both publications.

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The long-running West Island Chronicle, an English-language weekly newspaper, was closed by Transcontinental in October 2015.

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The Guelph Mercury, one of the oldest newspapers in the country, published its last edition on Jan.29, 2016. All of the daily newspaper's 23 full-time staff and three part-time employees lost their jobs. The newspaper was founded in 1867.

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The first edition of Kawartha Lakes Weekly was published on August 15, 2024. The weekly community newspaper serves the Kawartha Lakes community. The paper was launched in response to Metroland ceasing publication of Kawartha Lakes This Week a year earlier.

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The Northern Journal weekly newspaper published its final print edition on March 2, 2016 and laid off its newsroom staff. The paper, which operated for 40 years out of Fort Smith on the border of the Northwest Territories and the Alberta border, covered the Northwest Territories as well as the Municipality of Wood Buffalo in northeastern Alberta, including Fort Chipewyan, Fort McMurray and the oil sands industry.

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The Community Edition, which started as a supplement to the WLU campus publication, The Cord, launched in 2012. But, with a quick growth in following, the publication evolved, dropping "The Cord" from its original name (The Cord Community Edition) and building its identity as a monthly covering arts, culture and social issues. Now known well across Waterloo Region, The Community Edition (TCE) is supported by one full time paid staff person and volunteer contributors. It's funded by a mix of advertising revenue and event revenue from a single, annual arts event called "Steel Rails."

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After serving communities in Nova Scotia's Central and Eastern Cumberland County for 115 years, the family-owned Oxford Journal ceased publishing in March 2015.

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This weekly newspaper closed Feb. 11, 2016. It had operated in the Peace Region since 2004.

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The Glacier Media-owned Carstairs Courier, a weekly community newspaper in Carstairs, Alberta, ceased publication after it merged with the Mountain View Gazette. The Gazette is distributed free of charge to the Alberta communities of Bowden, Torrington, Wimborne, Crossfield, and now, Carstairs.

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The final issue of this independent newspaper was published July 26, 2016. The newspaper served the region for nearly 20 years.

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This weekly newspaper, which served north and west Vancouver, published its last edition on March 27, 2014.

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New monthly community alt-magazine opened. The paper is an expansion of the already-existing music blog Electric City Live - expanded focus, and moving into print.

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The Yorkton News Review, a weekly newspaper owned by Glacier Community Media in Saskatchewn, announced it would cease publication as of October 27, 2016.

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Postmedia merged Tillsonburg News, Lake Shore Shopper and Delhi News-Record to form Norfolk & Tillsonburg News on July 30, 2020.

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