List of Early Canadian Newspapers - Canada East (Quebec)

Canada East (Quebec)

See also: List of Quebec historical newspapers
  • Aylmer
    • Times
    • Ottawa and Pontiac Advertiser
  • Drummondville
    • Reporter
  • Granby
    • Eastern Townships Gazette
  • Montreal
    • Argus
    • Bank-note Reporter
    • Canada Insurance Gazette
    • Canada Temperance Advocate
    • Canadian Mail
    • Canadian Naturalist and Geologist
    • Canadian Presbyterian
    • Canadian Railroad and Steamboat Guide
    • Commercial Advertiser
    • Farmer's Journal
    • Montreal Gazette
    • Grande Ligne Evangelical Register
    • Montreal Herald
    • Journal d'Agriculture
    • Journal de l'Instruction Publique
    • Journal of Education C.E.;Juvenile Presbyterian
    • La Minerve
    • La Patrie
    • L'Avenir
    • Le Pays
    • Liberal Christian
    • Lower Canada Jurist
    • Medical Chronicle
    • Missionary Record
    • Montreal Transcript
    • Montreal Witness
    • New Era
    • Pilot
    • Presbyterian
    • Semeur Canadien
    • True Witness
  • Quebec City
    • Le Canadien
    • Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph
    • Chronicle
    • Colonist
    • Courier du Canada
    • Gazette
    • Journal De Quebec
    • Mercury
    • Military Gazette of Canada
    • Le National
    • Sinclair's Monthly Circular
  • Richmond
    • County Advocate
  • Sorel
    • Gazette de Sorel
  • Stanstead
    • Stanstead Journal
  • St. Hyacinthe
    • Le Courier
  • St. Johns
    • News
    • Frontier Advocate
  • Trois Rivières
    • Ère Nouvelle
    • Inquirer
  • Waterloo
    • Advertiser

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