This website contains all the issues of the British Colonist (also called The Daily British Colonist, the Daily Colonist, and other variants) from its first issue in 1858 to December 1920. Published out of British Columbia.

The BC Historical Newspapers project features digitized versions of historical papers from around the province. The titles, which range from the Abbotsford Post to Westward Ho!, date from 1865 to 1994.

Chatelaine is an English-language Canadian magazine of women's lifestyles.

This collection of more than 140,000 clippings, arranged by subject and date, includes news stories and editorials from newspapers, mostly Canadian, documenting every aspect of the war. The English-language clippings are from the archive of the century-old Hamilton Spectator newspaper, while the French-language materials are from a collection of the newspaper Le Devoir.

A searchable database of Canadian and European newspapers, trade publications, news wires, radio and television program transcripts, websites and blogs, and social media. Some sources are available in PDF full text. Available media sources publish Canadian and international news in English and French.

This guide from Bowling Green State University provides a listing of the freely available Canadian newspapers available through Google News Archive.

For newspapers from 1980-present. Filter for Canadian cities or newspaper titles.

News weekly published in Canada. International & national events, especially as they relate to Canada.

The newspaper is widely considered the voice of the Upper Canada elite—the Bay Street financial community of Toronto and the intellectuals of university and government institutions. The paper has consistently endorsed either the Liberal Party or the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada in every federal election, but is generally hands-off when it comes social issues.

The Star is known for its liberal stances on issues, especially social welfare. It operates under the code of its renowned editor Joseph Atkinson, who led the paper for almost 60 years. Principles include a strong, united and independent Canada; Social justice; Individual and civil liberties; Community and civic engagement; The rights of working people; The necessary role of government.

Montreal, Quebec. In French.

Quebec, Canada. In French.

St. Hyacinthe, Quebec. 1853-1861. In French.

Montreal, Quebec. In French.

Montreal, Quebec. In French.

Montreal, Quebec. In French.

Montreal, Quebec. In French.

Montreal, Canada.

The Montreal Gazette, formerly titled The Gazette, is currently the only English-language daily newspaper published in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, after three other daily English newspapers shut down at various times during the second half of the 20th century.

An anti-Semitic newspapers in Montreal edited by Adrien Arcand.

Granby, Quebec.

Granby and Franham, Quebec.

Granby, Quebec

Montreal, Quebec.

Montreal, Quebec. In French.

Montreal, Quebec.

Montreal, Quebec.

Montreal, Quebec.

Montreal, Quebec. Continues as "Miroir."

Montreal, Quebec. Published as Pilot and Journal of Commerce from 1844-1849, and then simply as The Pilot from 1849-1862.

Quebec, Quebec.

Quebec, Quebec.

Montreal, Quebec.

Montreal, Quebec

Montreal, Quebec. In French.