The Northern Pioneer community newspaper ceased publishing in April 2015 after it merged with the Echo, another community paper serving the community of High Level. Both papers were replaced by the Echo Pioneer.

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The Echo, a community newspaper established in 1973 to serve High Level, Alberta, ceased publishing in April 2015 after it merged with Fort Vermillion's Northern Pioneer. Both papers were replaced by the Echo Pioneer.

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The Echo-Pioneer is a regional community weekly newspaper serving the municipalities of High Level and Mackenzie County, as well as providing regional news to Rainbow Lake, Paddle Prairie Metis Settlement, Dene Tha, Little Red River Cree, Tallcree and Beaver First Nations. The regional publication came into existence April 1, 2015, after the merger of two newspapers: The Echo, established in 1973, and The Northern Pioneer, established in 1976.

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After serving the Town of Valleyview, Alberta for 52 years, The Valley Views community newspaper published its last weekly edition in February 2015

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The Georgian community newspaper, based in Stephenville, Quebec, was closed by Transcontinental Media in March 2014.

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Transcontinental closed The Coaster, a community newspaper serving Harbour Breton, Nfld., in March 2014.

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The Surrey Now community newspaper ceased publishing April 5, 2017 after Black Press merged it with the Surrey Leader to create The Surrey Now-Leader, which publishes every Wednesday and Friday.

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The Surrey Leader community newspaper ceased publishing April 5, 2017 after Black Press merged it with Surrey Now to create The Surrey Now-Leader, which publishes every Wednesday and Friday.

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Black Press launched the Surrey Now-Leader after closing The Surrey Now and The Surrey Leader in April 2017.

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Black Press launched the North Delta Reporter in July 2016.

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The owner of the Moose-Jaw Times-Herald daily newspaper announced the daily would cease publishing as of Dec. 7, 2017 after more than 125 years in business. The paper had ceased publishing a Monday edition as of July 2016.

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The Kooteny News Advertiser began publishing once per week in April 2016. It had been publishing twice per week

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Alaska Highway News published its final edition on October 19, 2023. Glacier Media cited the changing media landscape and advertising shifting to online platforms as reasons why the newspaper was no longer sustainable. In March 2016, the paper reduced its publishing schedule, changing from a daily newspaper to a weekly newspaper. Alaska Highway News was founded in 1943.

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The Toronto Star launched a free tablet edition in September, 2015.

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The Manitouwadge Echo community newspaper ceased publishing in March 2016.

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The Westender ran for 68 and was Vancouver's longest-running arts and entertainment weekly newspaper.

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The Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows News was consolidated with the Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows Times by Black Press.

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The Oshawa Times served Oshawa, Ontario for nearly 100 years before Thomson Newspapers closed the paper in 1994 after an employee strike. The Oshawa Times was reestablished as an online news publication in August 2016 by independent Oshawa community members who wanted more local news in their area.

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Tumbler Ridge News was established in 1997 and was distributed every Thursday for free. Publication ceased when the paper's owner became ill.

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The non-profit West End Phoenix community newspaper serving Toronto's west end launched Oct. 13, 2017. The monthly paper is supported by subscriptions and donations from patrons.

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The Chilliwack Times closed after 31 years of publication.

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