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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The Sarnia Journal, a community paper, was launched in March of 2014 by three local business people.

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The Black Press free daily newspaper, Nanaimo News Bulletin Daily ceased publication March 2014. The community newspaper, Nanaimo News Bulletin, remains in publication.

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Skyline Media merged the Uxbridge Standard with the Scugog Standard in January 2013 to create The Standard.

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The free biweekly newspaper in Toronto published its final issue on May 29, 2014. The newspaper was sold to Annex Business Media in January, 2013, and the daily newspaper was reduced to publishing twice per week. The first edition was published on September 8, 2009.

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Metroland launched the free daily newspaper Metro Halifax in early 2008. It replaced Halifax Daily News.

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The Star Media Group's Toronto community newspaper The Grid published its final issue on July 3, 2014. The weekly newspaper launched on May 12, 2011.

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Here Magazine closed in August 2014. Here Magazine first launched as an independent alternative weekly in 2000 and was sold to Brunswick News in 2004.

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Châteauguay Express, launched by Transcontinental in 2011, was closed in September 2014.

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Transcontinental Inc. ceased publication of 20 Quebec titles, including this community newspaper. L’Impact de Drummondville first launched in 2008.

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Roussillon Express, a Transcontinental publication, was closed in September, 2014.

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Agri-Vallée, a community newspaper, was purchased by Néomédia in September 2014 and is now published online only.

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Le Journal de Magog, a Transcontinental community newspaper, closed in September 2014.

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La Voix de la Matanie, a Transcontinental community newspaper, closed September, 2014.

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La Voix Gaspésienne, a Transcontinental community newspaper, closed September 2014.

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L’Echo de la Lièvre, a Transcontinental community newspaper, closed September, 2014.

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Point de vue Laurentides, a Transcontinental community newspaper, closed September, 2014.

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L’Écho de Repentigny, a Transcontinental community newspaper, closed September, 2014. The weekly newspaper launched in 2010.

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While reorganizing its weekly newspaper portfolio, Transcontinental Inc. ceased publication of 20 Quebec titles, including this community newspaper. Most of the newspapers were integrated with other Transcontinental publications in the same regions. This change came after the Competition Bureau and Transcontinental concluded a consent agreement on 1 June 2014 whereby the company had to sell 33 of its recently acquired weekly newspapers that were published in regions that already had a number of other weekly newspapers.

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While reorganizing its weekly newspaper portfolio, Transcontinental Inc. ceased publication of 20 Quebec titles, including this community newspaper. Most of the newspapers were integrated with other Transcontinental publications in the same regions. This change came after the Competition Bureau and Transcontinental concluded a consent agreement on 1 June 2014 whereby the company had to sell 33 of its recently acquired weekly newspapers that were published in regions that already had a number of other weekly newspapers.

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Abitibi Express – Rouyn-Noranda, a Transcontinental community newspaper, closed in September, 2014.

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