This crowd-sourced map tracks what is happening to local newspapers, broadcast outlets and online news sites in communities across Canada. It displays data going back to 2008, which marked the beginning of a deep recession and a turning point for many previously profitable local news organizations.

Tell us what's happening to local news in your community This crowd-sourced map tracks what is happening to local newspapers, broadcast outlets and online news sites in communities across Canada. It displays data going back to 2008, which marked the beginning of a deep recession and a turning point for many previously profitable local news organizations.

The Local News Map Tell us what's happening to local news in your community This crowd-sourced map tracks what is happening to local newspapers, broadcast outlets and online news sites in communities across Canada. It displays data going back to 2008, which marked the beginning of a deep recession and a turning point for many previously profitable local news organizations.

How to add a marker to the map

1. Click the green login button on the map to register/add content.

2. Type the media outlet location or exact address into the search bar to see if it is already on the map.

3. To add a marker, select the highlighted location from the search results.

4. Click on the blank marker beside the search bar.

5. Follow the instructions. NOTE: You must provide an online link for the information you provide so we can verify it. Markers cannot be added without this information.

6. Having trouble with the map? Contact us at localnewspoverty@gmail.com.