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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On November 12, 2024, CBC announced that it would be adding four new late night TV newscasts in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador. CBC News N.L., a 30-minute local news program, will air at 11:00 p.m. AT. 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. In September 2013, the 60-minute local newscast was expanded to 90 minutes.

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

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

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Radio-Canada's French-language Le Téléjournal supper-hour newscast for British Columbia and Yukon were reduced to 30 minutes from 60 minutes in October 2015. The BC and Yukon shows produced in Vancouver.

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

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CHCH, an over-the-air local Hamilton television station, filed for bankruptcy in December 2015. As part of its restructuring, the station cut its all-day news broadcasts. Locally produced content was reduced to 17.5 hours per week, down from 80 hours per week. In fall 2016, the station announced the return of half-hour evening newscasts on weekends and said it is producing 24 hours of local original news programming per week.

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On December 1, 2015, the Jim Pattison Broadcast Group launched CFJC Today, a new digital media platform for CFJC-TV.

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Shaw Communications announced that CJBN-TV Kenora, an over-the-air station serving 15,000 people in Kenora, Ont. and the surrounding area, would close on Jan. 27, 2017. The station’s two originally produced local programs will now be aired on Shaw TV, a community TV station only accessible to cable subscribers.

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CTV announced in a memo on February 8, 2024, that effective immediately CTV News @ Noon newscasts on all CTV stations except Toronto were cancelled along with the 6 p.m. and late night weekend newscasts on all CTV and CTV2 stations except Toronto, Montréal, and Ottawa. CTV newscasts on federal stat holidays on all stations except Toronto also ceased. Previously, CTV cut local sports coverage from its local newscast and replaced it with the network's national sports feed in March 2017. Bell Media has operated the station since 1992.

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CTV announced in a memo on February 8, 2024, that effective immediately CTV News @ Noon newscasts on all CTV stations except Toronto were cancelled along with the 6 p.m. and late night weekend newscasts on all CTV and CTV2 stations except Toronto, Montréal, and Ottawa. CTV newscasts on federal stat holidays on all stations except Toronto also ceased. Previously, CTV cut local sports coverage from its local newscast and replaced it with the network's national sports feed in March 2017. Bell Media has operated the station since 1993.

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CTV announced in a memo on February 8, 2024, that effective immediately CTV News @ Noon newscasts on all CTV stations except Toronto were cancelled along with the 6 p.m. and late night weekend newscasts on all CTV and CTV2 stations except Toronto, Montréal, and Ottawa. CTV newscasts on federal stat holidays on all stations except Toronto also ceased. These changes also impact CTV Lethbridge, which rebroadcasts CTV Calgary’s programming. Previously, CTV cut local sports coverage from its local newscasts and replaced it with the network's national sports feed on March 28, 2017. Bell Media has been operating the station since 1998.

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