Local news continues on its sister stations, which are affiliates of the TVA and V networks, but the station’s seven transmitters will be shut down, meaning no over-the-air reception for Radio-Canada in the region. The shutdown will leave CKRT-DT in Rivière-du-Loup, owned by Télé Inter-Rives, as the only privately owned Radio-Canada TV affiliate in the country.

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Videotron launched new English-language community shows.

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As of Oct. 5, 2015, CBC television’s 90-minute local supper-hour newscasts were reduced to 30 minutes with a 6 p.m start time in Regina.

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Radio-Canada's French-language Le Téléjournal supper-hour newscast for Estrie was reduced to 30 minutes from 60 minutes in October 2015. The Estrie show is produced in Sherbrooke

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As of Oct. 5, 2015, CBC television’s 90-minute local supper-hour newscasts were reduced to 30 minutes with a 6 p.m start time in Calgary.

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As of Oct. 5, 2015, CBC television’s 90-minute local supper-hour newscasts were reduced to 60 minutes with a 6 p.m start time in Charlottetown.

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As of Oct. 5, 2015, CBC television’s 90-minute local supper-hour newscasts were reduced to 30 minutes with a 6 p.m start time in Edmonton.

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As of Oct. 5, 2015, CBC television’s 90-minute local supper-hour newscasts were reduced to 30 minutes with a 6 p.m start time in Fredericton.

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As of Oct. 5, 2015, CBC television’s 90-minute local supper-hour newscasts were reduced to 60 minutes with a 6 p.m start time in Halifax.

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As of Oct. 5, 2015, CBC television’s 90-minute local supper-hour newscasts were reduced to 30 minutes with a 6 p.m start time in Montreal.

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As of Oct. 5, 2015, CBC television’s 90-minute local supper-hour newscasts were reduced to 60 minutes with a 6 p.m start time in Ottawa.

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As of Oct. 5, 2015, CBC television’s 90-minute local supper-hour newscasts were reduced to 60 minutes with a 6 p.m start time in St. John’s.

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As of Oct. 5, 2015, CBC television’s 90-minute local supper-hour newscasts were reduced to 60 minutes with a 6 p.m start time in Toronto.

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As of Oct. 5, 2015, CBC television’s 90-minute local supper-hour newscasts were reduced to 60 minutes with a 6 p.m start time in Vancouver.

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As of Oct. 5, 2015, CBC television’s 90-minute local supper-hour newscasts were reduced to 30 minutes with a 6 p.m start time in Windsor.

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As of Oct. 5, 2015, CBC television’s 90-minute local supper-hour newscasts were reduced to 60 minutes with a 6 p.m start time in Winnipeg.

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As of Oct. 5, 2015, the CBC News: Northbeat supper-hour newscast was reduced to 60 minutes - 30 minutes in English and 30 minutes in Inuktitut. This replaced 90 minutes of local news, including 60 minutes of local news in English and several Aboriginal languages (translated with English subtitles), which was preceded by CBC News: Igalaaq, a 30-minute local newscast in Inuktitut.

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Radio-Canada's French-language Le Téléjournal supper-hour newscast for Alberta was reduced to 30 minutes from 60 minutes in October 2015. The Alberta show is produced in Edmonton

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Radio-Canada's French-language Le Téléjournal supper-hour newscast for Saskatchewan was reduced to 30 minutes from 60 minutes in October 2015. The Saskatchewan show is produced in Regina

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Radio-Canada's French-language Le Téléjournal supper-hour newscast for Eastern Quebec was reduced to 30 minutes from 60 minutes in October 2015. The Eastern Quebec show is produced in Rimouski.

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Radio-Canada's French-language Le Téléjournal supper-hour newscast for Saguenay-Lac St.-Jean was reduced to 30 minutes from 60 minutes in Octoboer 2015. The Saguenay-Lac St-Jean show is produced in Saguenay.

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