Coopérative nationale de l'information indépendante (CN2i) announced on March 24, 2020, that its six daily French-language newspapers would temporarily limit their print publications to only Saturday weekend editions due to the impacts of COVID-19. On June 12, 2020, CN2i confirmed that the shift to digital weekday publication would be permanent, with only a Saturday print edition remaining. The renamed Les Coops de l'information announced in March 2023 that all of its newspapers would become digital-only publications at the end of the year. Final paper editions for all six newspapers (Le Droit, Le Soleil, La Tribune, Le Nouvelliste, La Voix de l'Est, and Le Quotidien) were published on December 30, 2023.

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Coopérative nationale de l'information indépendante (CN2i) announced on March 24, 2020, that its six daily French-language newspapers would temporarily limit their print publications to only Saturday weekend editions due to the impacts of COVID-19. On June 12, 2020, CN2i confirmed that the shift to digital weekday publication would be permanent, with only a Saturday print edition remaining. The renamed Les Coops de l'information announced in March 2023 that all of its newspapers would become digital-only publications at the end of the year. Final paper editions for all six newspapers (Le Droit, Le Soleil, La Tribune, Le Nouvelliste, La Voix de l'Est, and Le Quotidien) were published on December 30, 2023.

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Coopérative nationale de l'information indépendante (CN2i) announced on March 24, 2020, that its six daily French-language newspapers would temporarily limit their print publications to only Saturday weekend editions due to the impacts of COVID-19. On June 12, 2020, CN2i confirmed that the shift to digital weekday publication would be permanent, with only a Saturday print edition remaining. The renamed Les Coops de l'information announced in March 2023 that all of its newspapers would become digital-only publications at the end of the year. Final paper editions for all six newspapers (Le Droit, Le Soleil, La Tribune, Le Nouvelliste, La Voix de l'Est, and Le Quotidien) were published on December 30, 2023.

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Coopérative nationale de l'information indépendante (CN2i) announced on March 24, 2020, that its six daily French-language newspapers would temporarily limit their print publications to only Saturday weekend editions due to the impacts of COVID-19. On June 12, 2020, CN2i confirmed that the shift to digital weekday publication would be permanent with only a Saturday print edition remaining. The renamed Les Coops de l'information announced in March 2023 that all of its newspapers would become digital-only publications at the end of the year. Final paper editions for all six newspapers (Le Droit, Le Soleil, La Tribune, Le Nouvelliste, La Voix de l'Est, and Le Quotidien) were published on December 30, 2023.

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Coopérative nationale de l'information indépendante (CN2i) announced on March 24, 2020, that its six daily French-language newspapers would temporarily limit their print publications to only Saturday weekend editions due to the impacts of COVID-19. On June 12, 2020, CN2i confirmed that the shift to digital weekday publication would be permanent, with only a Saturday print edition remaining. The renamed Les Coops de l'information announced in March 2023 that all of its newspapers would become digital-only publications at the end of the year. Final paper editions for all six newspapers (Le Droit, Le Soleil, La Tribune, Le Nouvelliste, La Voix de l'Est, and Le Quotidien) were published on December 30, 2023.

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Eckville Echo, a weekly community newspaper in Eckville, AB, published its final print edition on March 26, 2020. It was announced as a temporary change due to COVID-19. On June 2, 2020, the publisher confirmed that it would be permanent. Online local news coverage continues.

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The community newspaper in Whitehorse, Yukon, that published three issues per week (Monday, Wednesday and Friday) decreased service to two issues per week in 2010. The newspaper no longer publishes a print edition on Mondays.

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Reston Recorder, a community newspaper in Reston, Manitoba, announced on April 3 that it would temporarily suspend publication for 12 weeks starting on April 6, 2020. The newspaper permanently closed on September 3, 2020, "due to the uncertainty surrounding the economy in this time of COVID."

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Souris Plaindealer, a community newspaper in Souris, Manitoba, announced on April 3 that it would temporarily suspend publication for 12 weeks starting on April 6, 2020. The newspaper permanently closed on September 3, 2020, "due to the uncertainty surrounding the economy in this time of COVID."

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Deloraine Times & Star, a community newspaper in Deloraine, Manitoba, announced on April 3 that it would temporarily suspend publication for 12 weeks starting on April 6, 2020. The newspaper permanently closed on September 3, 2020, "due to the uncertainty surrounding the economy in this time of COVID."

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Vancouver Courier temporarily stopped publishing a print edition, laid off staff, and reduced hours for remaining employees on April 2, 2020. The weekly newspaper permanently closed on September 10, 2020, and six employees were laid off.

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Between the end of March and beginning of April, Great West Newspapers stopped publishing print editions of 10 community newspapers in Alberta and merged local content into three regional print and digital editions.  Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Athabasca Advocate, Barrhead Leader and Westlock News is now consolidated into the weekly print publication Town & Country This Week and appears on townandcountrytoday.com.  Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Bonnyville Nouvelle, Elk Point Review, Lac La Biche Post and St. Paul Journal is now consolidated into the weekly print publication Lakeland This Week and appears on lakelandtoday.ca. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Mountain View Albertan, Sundre Round Up and Innisfail Province (which has its own daily newsletter) is now consolidated into the weekly print publication The Albertan and appears on mountainviewtoday.ca. As a result, approximately 30 employees were laid off, representing about 15 per cent of the workforce. These layoffs include employees in sales, administration and 7 in news (proofreading, photographers, sports).

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Between the end of March and beginning of April, Great West Newspapers stopped publishing print editions of 10 community newspapers in Alberta and merged local content into three regional print and digital editions. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Athabasca Advocate, Barrhead Leader and Westlock News is now consolidated into the weekly print publication Town & Country This Week and appears on townandcountrytoday.com. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Bonnyville Nouvelle, Elk Point Review, Lac La Biche Post and St. Paul Journal is now consolidated into the weekly print publication Lakeland This Week and appears on lakelandtoday.ca. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Mountain View Albertan, Sundre Round Up and Innisfail Province (which has its own daily newsletter) is now consolidated into the weekly print publication The Albertan and appears on mountainviewtoday.ca. As a result, approximately 30 employees were laid off, representing about 15 per cent of the workforce. These layoffs include employees in sales, administration and 7 in news (proofreading, photographers, sports).

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Between the end of March and beginning of April, Great West Newspapers stopped publishing print editions of 10 community newspapers in Alberta and merged local content into three regional print and digital editions. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Athabasca Advocate, Barrhead Leader and Westlock News is now consolidated into the weekly print publication Town & Country This Week and appears on townandcountrytoday.com. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Bonnyville Nouvelle, Elk Point Review, Lac La Biche Post and St. Paul Journal is now consolidated into the weekly print publication Lakeland This Week and appears on lakelandtoday.ca. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Mountain View Albertan, Sundre Round Up and Innisfail Province (which has its own daily newsletter) is now consolidated into the weekly print publication The Albertan and appears on mountainviewtoday.ca. As a result, approximately 30 employees were laid off, representing about 15 per cent of the workforce. These layoffs include employees in sales, administration and 7 in news (proofreading, photographers, sports).

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Between the end of March and beginning of April, Great West Newspapers stopped publishing print editions of 10 community newspapers in Alberta and merged local content into three regional print and digital editions. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Athabasca Advocate, Barrhead Leader and Westlock News is now consolidated into the weekly print publication Town & Country This Week and appears on townandcountrytoday.com. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Bonnyville Nouvelle, Elk Point Review, Lac La Biche Post and St. Paul Journal is now consolidated into the weekly print publication Lakeland This Week and appears on lakelandtoday.ca. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Mountain View Albertan, Sundre Round Up and Innisfail Province (which has its own daily newsletter) is now consolidated into the weekly print publication The Albertan and appears on mountainviewtoday.ca. As a result, approximately 30 employees were laid off, representing about 15 per cent of the workforce. These layoffs include employees in sales, administration and 7 in news (proofreading, photographers, sports).

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Between the end of March and beginning of April, Great West Newspapers stopped publishing print editions of 10 community newspapers in Alberta and merged local content into three regional print and digital editions. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Athabasca Advocate, Barrhead Leader and Westlock News is now consolidated into the weekly print publication Town & Country This Week and appears on townandcountrytoday.com. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Bonnyville Nouvelle, Elk Point Review, Lac La Biche Post and St. Paul Journal is now consolidated into the weekly print publication Lakeland This Week and appears on lakelandtoday.ca. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Mountain View Albertan, Sundre Round Up and Innisfail Province (which has its own daily newsletter) is now consolidated into the weekly print publication The Albertan and appears on mountainviewtoday.ca. As a result, approximately 30 employees were laid off, representing about 15 per cent of the workforce. These layoffs include employees in sales, administration and 7 in news (proofreading, photographers, sports).

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Between the end of March and beginning of April, Great West Newspapers stopped publishing print editions of 10 community newspapers in Alberta and merged local content into three regional print and digital editions. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Athabasca Advocate, Barrhead Leader and Westlock News is now consolidated into the weekly print publication Town & Country This Week and appears on townandcountrytoday.com. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Bonnyville Nouvelle, Elk Point Review, Lac La Biche Post and St. Paul Journal is now consolidated into the weekly print publication Lakeland This Week and appears on lakelandtoday.ca. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Mountain View Albertan, Sundre Round Up and Innisfail Province (which has its own daily newsletter) is now consolidated into the weekly print publication The Albertan and appears on mountainviewtoday.ca. As a result, approximately 30 employees were laid off, representing about 15 per cent of the workforce. These layoffs include employees in sales, administration and 7 in news (proofreading, photographers, sports).

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Between the end of March and beginning of April, Great West Newspapers stopped publishing print editions of 10 community newspapers in Alberta and merged local content into three regional print and digital editions. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Athabasca Advocate, Barrhead Leader and Westlock News is now consolidated into the weekly print publication Town & Country This Week and appears on townandcountrytoday.com. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Bonnyville Nouvelle, Elk Point Review, Lac La Biche Post and St. Paul Journal is now consolidated into the weekly print publication Lakeland This Week and appears on lakelandtoday.ca. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Mountain View Albertan, Sundre Round Up and Innisfail Province (which has its own daily newsletter) is now consolidated into the weekly print publication The Albertan and appears on mountainviewtoday.ca. As a result, approximately 30 employees were laid off, representing about 15 per cent of the workforce. These layoffs include employees in sales, administration and 7 in news (proofreading, photographers, sports).

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Between the end of March and beginning of April, Great West Newspapers stopped publishing print editions of 10 community newspapers in Alberta and merged local content into three regional print and digital editions. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Athabasca Advocate, Barrhead Leader and Westlock News is now consolidated into the weekly print publication Town & Country This Week and appears on townandcountrytoday.com. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Bonnyville Nouvelle, Elk Point Review, Lac La Biche Post and St. Paul Journal is now consolidated into the weekly print publication Lakeland This Week and appears on lakelandtoday.ca. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Mountain View Albertan, Sundre Round Up and Innisfail Province (which has its own daily newsletter) is now consolidated into the weekly print publication The Albertan and appears on mountainviewtoday.ca. As a result, approximately 30 employees were laid off, representing about 15 per cent of the workforce. These layoffs include employees in sales, administration and 7 in news (proofreading, photographers, sports).

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Between the end of March and beginning of April, Great West Newspapers stopped publishing print editions of 10 community newspapers in Alberta and merged local content into three regional print and digital editions. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Athabasca Advocate, Barrhead Leader and Westlock News is now consolidated into the weekly print publication Town & Country This Week and appears on townandcountrytoday.com. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Bonnyville Nouvelle, Elk Point Review, Lac La Biche Post and St. Paul Journal is now consolidated into the weekly print publication Lakeland This Week and appears on lakelandtoday.ca. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Mountain View Albertan, Sundre Round Up and Innisfail Province (which has its own daily newsletter) is now consolidated into the weekly print publication The Albertan and appears on mountainviewtoday.ca. As a result, approximately 30 employees were laid off, representing about 15 per cent of the workforce. These layoffs include employees in sales, administration and 7 in news (proofreading, photographers, sports).

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Between the end of March and beginning of April, Great West Newspapers stopped publishing print editions of 10 community newspapers in Alberta and merged local content into three regional print and digital editions. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Athabasca Advocate, Barrhead Leader and Westlock News is now consolidated into the weekly print publication Town & Country This Week and appears on townandcountrytoday.com. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Bonnyville Nouvelle, Elk Point Review, Lac La Biche Post and St. Paul Journal is now consolidated into the weekly print publication Lakeland This Week and appears on lakelandtoday.ca. Local content that previously appeared in print editions of the Mountain View Albertan, Sundre Round Up and Innisfail Province (which has its own daily newsletter) is now consolidated into the weekly print publication The Albertan and appears on mountainviewtoday.ca. As a result, approximately 30 employees were laid off, representing about 15 per cent of the workforce. These layoffs include employees in sales, administration and 7 in news (proofreading, photographers, sports).

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