Xtra - Ottawa, a newspaper focusing on LGBTQ news and content, ended its print publication in February, 2015 and now appears online only.

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Xtra - Vancouver ended its print publication in February 2015 and now appears online only.

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Xtra - Toronto ended its print publication in February, 2015 and now appears online only.

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The Black Press publication, the Cowichan Valley News Leader Pictoral, switched from daily to weekly publication in March, 2013, before finally closing entirely in April, 2015.

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Fast Forward Weekly first transitioned to an online news source and then closed in March, 2015.

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Purchased from Glacier Media, the Oceanside Star was closed by Black Press in March, 2015.

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Purchased from Glacier Media, the Campbell River Courier-Islander was closed by Black Press in March 2015.

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Previously publishing a print edition twice per week, Niagara This Week began publishing weekly in May 2015. On September 15, 2023, Metroland announced that all of its 71 community newspapers would immediately shift to digital-only publications, including Niagara This Week. 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.

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The Prince George Free Press, owned by Aberdeen publishing, closed in May 2015.

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The alternative weekly newspaper serving Edmonton, Alberta, published its final issue on November 29, 2018. The president of the publication stated that declining advertising revenues was the reason behind the newspaper's closing.

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The West Carleton EMC ceased to exist after it was purchased by Metroland and merged with the West Carleton Review to create the West Carleton Review EMC in October 2011.

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In July 2013 Sun Media announced the closure of The Meadow Lake Progress, a weekly publication.

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The Hour, a commuity newspaper in Montreal, closed in May 2012.

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The Montreal community newspaper ICI, owned by Quebecor, closed in April 2009.

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La Ronge Northerner, a Glacier Media community newspaper, ceased publication in August 2015.

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Hudson Bay Post Review, a Glacier Media community newspaper, ceased publication in August 2015.

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This was one of 24 newspapers Postmedia acquired from Torstar in a major newspaper swap in late 2017. Postmedia kept just two of the papers open and closed the others.

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Metroland purchased the West Carleton EMC and merged it with the West Carleton Review to create the West Carleton Review EMC in October 2011.

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Canwest's Victoria Times Colonist reduced its publishing cycle to 6 days, Tues-Sunday, in June 2009.

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Postmedia announced on September 21 that nine daily newspapers, including Montreal Gazette, would be cutting their Monday print editions effective October 17, 2022. Digital versions of the newspapers will remain available online. The Montreal Gazette previously stopped publishing a Sunday edition in August 2010.

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Montreal's La Presse daily newspaper ceased publishing weekday print editions on Dec. 31, 2015 and published its last Saturday print edition on Dec. 30, 2017. It now publishes only its La Presse+ tablet edition.

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