Edmonton RushHour, a free daily paper launched by CanWest, closed in April 2008, after surviving for just over a year.

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Quebecor-owned 24 Heures Gatineau-Ottawa, a free daily newspaper, ceased publication on May 9, 2008.

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Around the Block, a community newspaper that publishes every two months, was established in 2008. It features articles written by local residents, and focuses on several neighbourhoods around Saint John.

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Jasper Booster, a Sun Media-owned community newspaper, ceased publishing in March 2009.

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The Morinville Redwater Town and Country Examiner was born in November 2008 out of the merging of the Morinville Mirror and Redwater Tribune. The paper was shuttered several months later.

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The final print run of the Nelson Daily News was in July 2010. The paper was shut down a few weeks after Black Press purchased it from Glacier Media.

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Barrhaven Independent was a weekly that moved to web-only publication in early 2012. It relaunched a print edition in February 2013 that appears twice a month.

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Squamish Today was a local free daily launched by Glacier Media in 2006. It was closed in March 2008.

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Whistler today was a local free daily that launched by Glacier Media in 2006. It was closed March 2008.

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The Brampton Guardian cancelled its Friday issue and began publishing once per week as of Oct. 1, 2017. On September 15, 2023, Metroland announced that all of its 71 community newspapers would immediately shift to digital-only publications, including the Brampton Guardian. Nordstar put its Metroland Media Group division into creditor protection under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act as part of this restructuring plan that resulted in the loss of 605 jobs (approximately 60 per cent of its workforce), including 68 journalists. The newspaper was founded in 1964.

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The Saskatoon Express, a new weekly community newspaper, launched in 2011.

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The LaSalle Silhouette community paper closed in December 2011.

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Tecumseh Tribune ceased publication at the beginning of 2012.

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The Caledonia Regional News This Week closed at the beginning of 2012.

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Grimsby News Now, a weekly community newspaper, launched in 2012.

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The Montreal Mirror, a community newspaper owned by Sun Media, was closed in June 2012.

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Postmedia announced on September 21 that nine daily newspapers, including Edmonton Journal, would be cutting their Monday print editions effective October 17, 2022. Digital versions of the newspapers will remain available online. The Edmonton Journal previously cancelled its Sunday edition in June 2012.

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Postmedia announced on September 21 that nine daily newspapers, including Ottawa Citizen, would be cutting their Monday print editions effective October 17, 2022. Digital versions of the newspapers will remain available online.The Ottawa Citizen previously stopped publishing a Sunday edition in June 2012.

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Polish newspaper Gazeta (Toronto ed.) was publishing three times per week, but in 2014 it became a weekly.

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In Nova Scotia, the Chronicle Herald launched a new Cape Breton edition of the paper at the end of March 2014.

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The Amherstburg Echo, one of the oldest newspapers in Canada, closed in October 2012.

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