On October 19, 2006, Transcontinental announced it would cease publication of the print edition of "TV Guide", with the last issue to be released on newsstands on November 20 (issued for November 25 to December 1), and would transition it into a "web publication", as the defunct magazine's website would be expanded. Although it was not the first publication to abandon its print edition in favor of a digital version, "TV Guide" was one of the first major magazines in Canada to make the conversion. By July 2014, the American edition of "TV Guide" (which in the time since the demise of the "TV Guide Canada" publication, has phased out localized television listings) began to be distributed in Canada once again. On December 1, 2006, "TV Guide" launched its new website at tvguide.ca, hosted by Sympatico/MSN. By 2008, the site began to source its program listings from the U.S.-based entertainment website Zap2It. While "TV Guide" embraced the use of the internet to distribute content, it still occasionally published printed magazine specials on noteworthy events, under the tvguide.ca imprint. These specials included a special tribute to Princess Diana (which was released on May 6, 2007); a special issue to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Food Network Canada (which was released on October 4, 2010); and a Prince William - Catherine royal visit special, released in the fall of 2011. In December 2012, tvguide.ca was replaced with The Loop, Sympatico's lifestyle and entertainment portal, which incorporated TV Guide's television news and listings. "TV Guide" owner Transcontinental Media discontinued "TV Guide"s online editorial content on July 2, 2014, ceasing the Canadian edition's existence after 61 years; its listings department, which distributes programming schedules to newspapers and The Loop owner Bell Canada's pay television services (Bell TV, Bell Aliant TV and Bell Fibe TV) will remain operational.