In July 2013 Sun Media announced the closure of Le Magazine Saint-Lambert, a weekly publication in Quebec.

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Sun Media closed the Le Progrès de Bellechasse in July, 2013.

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The Tekawennake News, which billed itself as Canada's oldest Indigenous weekly paper, closed in July, 2013.

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In May 2013 Multimedia Nova Corp. ceased publication of its Town Crier newspapers in the Greater Toronto Area after filing for bankruptcy. In August 2013 the Town Crier newspaper chain was purchased by a group of former employees and the Forest Hill paper was relaunched. It now publishes every two weeks instead of every week.

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In May 2013 Multimedia Nova Corp. ceased publication of its Town Crier newspapers in the Greater Toronto Area after filing for bankruptcy. In August 2013 the Town Crier newspaper chain was purchased by a group of former employees and the Leaside-Rosedale paper was relaunched. It now publishes every two weeks instead of every week.

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In May 2013 Multimedia Nova Corp. ceased publication of its Town Crier newspapers in the Greater Toronto Area after filing for bankruptcy. In August 2013 the Town Crier newspaper chain was purchased by a group of former employees and the North Toronto paper was relaunched. It now publishes every two weeks instead of every week.

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Halifax Daily News, a paid daily paper owned by Transcontinental, closed in early 2008.

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Sun Media/Quebecor closed the free daily 24 Hours - Calgary paper on August 2nd, 2013.

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Sun Media/Quebecor closed the free daily 24 Hours - Edmonton paper on August 2nd, 2013.

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Sun Media/Quebecor closed the free daily 24 Hours - Ottawa paper on August 2nd, 2013.

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Two Row Times was launched in August 2013 soon after the Tekawennake News closed.

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The Crowsnest Pass Promoter was closed by Sun Media in August 2013.

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In September 2013, the Etobicoke Guardian cancelled its Tuesday edition and reduced service to one print edition per week on Thursdays. On September 15, 2023, Metroland announced that all of its 71 community newspapers would immediately shift to digital-only publications, including the Etobicoke 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 1917.

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North York Mirror stopped publishing a Tuesday print edition in September 2013 and became a weekly paper. On September 15, 2023, Metroland announced that all of its 71 community newspapers would immediately shift to digital-only publications, including the North York Mirror. 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 launched in 1957.

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In September 2013, the Metroland-owned Scarborough Mirror community newspaper cancelled its Tuesday print edition and became a weekly paper. On September 15, 2023, Metroland announced that all of its 71 community newspapers would immediately shift to digital-only publications, including the Scarborough Mirror. 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 launched in 1962.

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The Uxbridge Standard ceased to exist after Skyline Media merged it and the Scugog Standard in January 2013 to create The Standard.

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The Scugog Standard ceased to exist afer Skyline Media merged it and the Uxbridge Standard in January 2013 to create The Standard.

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Black Press closed the Abbotsford Times, a community newspaper, at the end of 2013.

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Glacier Media Group closed the Kamloops Daily News on Jan. 11, 2014, leaving British Columbia’s 12th largest city without a daily newspaper.

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Kamloops This Week published its final edition on October 25, 2023, resulting in the loss of 26 jobs. The community newspaper was the last newspaper serving Kamloops. The owner cited rising costs resulting from their printer closing as well as the loss of page views and ad revenue caused by Canadian news links being blocked by Meta and Google as reasons behind the closing. On April 1, 2020, Kamloops This Week stopped publishing a Friday edition due to the impacts of the pandemic, but continued to publish a print edition once per week on Wednesdays. In January 2014, in response to the impending closure of the Daily News, Thompson River Publications Partnership Ltd. (the previous owner) announced that Kamloops This Week would increase its publication dates to three days per week effective January 17, 2014. The community newspaper published its first issue on August 28, 1988.

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Peace Arch News Daily, a Black Press title, ceased publication in March 2014. A community newspaper, called Peace Arch News, remains in circulation.

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