Birch Bark Alliance, Vol.1, No.1 October 1978 - Issue 13 Winter 1981-1982 (OPIRG, Trent University, Peterborough) - Note: Issues are bound - Note: Birch Bark Alliance became Nuclear Free Press in 1982

Hastings Observer, Aug. 21, 1885 - Mar.18, 1886. Scattered issues. Researchers are requested to use microfilm copies.

Hastings Star, 1893-1935. Researchers are requested to use microfilm copies.

Katchewanooka Herald (Lakefield), 1855-1859. Accessioned: 83-004 (this URL includes links to digitized transcriptions which researchers are requested to use).

Kawartha Magazine, 1994-1995

Kawartha Today Magazine, 1987-1991

Marmora Herald, 1909-1952.

Millbrook and Omemee Mirror, 1903-1923. Scattered issued only.

Millbrook Reporter, 1893-1923. Scattered issues only for most years. Also have 1939-1962, scattered issues only.

Mirror (Omemee), 1895-1898. Scattered issues only.

Mirror-Reporter (Omemee), 1923-1937. Scattered issues only.

Native Newspapers (see following 4 pages)

Nuclear Free Press, [Issue 14] Summer 1982 - Issue 26 Fall 1985 (OPIRG, Trent University, Peterborough) - Note: Issues are bound - Note: Formerly called Birch Bark Alliance - Note: Subject Index to Issue 14, summer 1982 - Issue 23, Winter 1984 available (2 copies)

Omemee Mirror, 1894, 1898-1903, Scattered issues only.

Orchid: Bulletin of the Peterborough Field Natualists, 1994-present, plus a few scattered earlier issues

Peterborough Common Press, 1976. Accessioned. 83-1023. Also Nov. 11, 1975 to May 24, 1977.

Peterborough Free Press, 1968-69. Accessioned. 83-1024.

Peterborough New Paper : Bound Edition (June 1, 1972 - April 17, 1973) received 2005 courtesy of Clifford Maynes. This paper reported on Municipal affairs of Peterborough and the matters before the City council. The excellence of the reportage lead us to create a list of some of the most important articles.

Sub Rosa (publication of Artspace, Peterborough), 1991-1994

(also included are other Artspace flyers, etc.)

Several native newspaper titles are included in this collection. The publications are dated primarily in the 1970's and 1980's and are, in most cases, Canadian in origin.

Box 1

Agenutemagen, v.7 (1978), v.11 & 12 (1980) - scattered issues

This newspaper includes articles on the rights for native women, Indian Summer Games (1980), and the historical development of the Indian Act. It is "published for and by the Indians of New Brunswick"

Akwesasne Notes, v. 11 (1979-1980) - scattered issues

This newspaper is a Mohawk publication and is published by the Program in American Studies of the State University of New York at Buffalo, co-publisher D-Q University, California. It includes articles on the Iranian Revolution, the energy crisis, Hopi land rights, and Akwesasne sovereignty.

A-Ni-Skay-Ah-Che-Mo-Win, v.1 (1977-1978) - scattered issues

This newspaper is an Ojibwa/Cree publication and is published in Timmins, Ontario. Topics covered include Treaty No.9 Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse, native leadership, rights and treaty research, and the health liaison program.

Confluence, v.1 (1977) - scattered issues

This newspaper is published in Fort Simpson, N.W.T. and includes articles on the Dene National Assembly, northern development, and native eduction.

Eagle Wing Press, (1982-1985) - scattered issues

This newspaper is published in Naugatuck, Connecticut. It includes articles on cooking and the use of herbs, recipes, gardening, crafts, poetry, native genealogy, fishing rights, archaeological finds, and Sun Bear.

The Forgotten People: Native Council of Canada (Metis and Non-Status Indians), v.1 (1972) - v.8 [1981] - scattered issues

This newspaper is published in Ottawa, Ontario and covers such topics as aboriginal rights, and native land claims.
 
 

Box 2

Coyoti Prints: Caribou Triban Council Newsletter (later known as Coyoti Prints: Cariboo Indian Education & Training Centre), v.3 (1976) - v. 8 (1983) - scattered issues

This newspaper is published at Fish Lake Cultural Education Centre, Williams Lake, B.C., and includes articles on education, self determination, land claims, and aboriginal rights.
 
 

Box 3, 4, 5

Tapwe, v.7 (1969) - v.20 (1982) - scattered issues

This newspaper was first published in 1963 in Fort Smith. Most issues were published from Hay River, N.W.T. when the paper relocated in the fall of 1963. From March 1981, the paper was published by MacWeston Press. It ceased publication in July 1982. The newspaper reported both local events, native interests and national news.
 
 

Box 6

New Nation, v.1 (1972) - v.11 (1982) - scattered issues; no v.3; volume numbers erratic

This newspaper is self-described as "The Newspaper of the Native People". It was published in Winnipeg, Manitoba and from v.5 (1976), in Thompson, Manitoba. Issues reported on include Indian/Metis relations with the federal government, trapping, child welfare, Manitoba Metis Federation, land claims, and native education.
 
 

Box 7, 8

Micmac News, v.2 (1973) - v.13 (1984) - scattered issues; volume numbers erratic

This newspaper was published in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. Included are articles on local, provincial, and federal native news, and information on the Union of Nova Scotia Indians General Assembly.
 
 

Box 9, 10

The Hub, Jan. 1983 - March 1986 - scattered issues

This newspaper was published in Hay River, N.W.T. succeeding Tapwe. The Hub covered local native events and national news but no particular emphasis on native issues; the emphasis is rather on general northern issues.
 
 

Box 11

Indian News, v.15 (1972) - v.23 (1982) - scattered issues

This newspaper was published by the Indian and Inuit Affairs Program, Ottawa, Ontario [Indian and Northern Affairs]. Articles are published in English and French; the newspaper was distributed free to "Indians and other interested persons and organizations."
 
 

Box 12

New Breed, 1979-1992 - scattered issues; note: newspaper issues only…magazine issues are bound (E 78 .S2 N4)

This newspaper was published by the Saskatchewan Native Communications Corporation, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan and is self-described as the "voice of the Metis nation". Topics covered include issues of Metis concern, especially in Saskatchewan.
 
 

Box 13

Native Voice, v.7 1977); v.10 (1981); v.15 (1987); v.17 (1989) - v.18 (1990) - scattered issues

This newspaper was published in Vancouver, B.C. and includes articles on native nursing, aboriginal rights, storytelling, Meech Lake, and land claims.

Native Youth Movement, 1972-1973 - scattered issues

This newspaper was published in [Regina, Saskatchewan] and includes poetry and articles on substance abuse among the young, education, native rights, and health.

Kenomadiwin News, v.1 (1969) - v.2 (1970-1971); v.11 (1971) - scattered issues

This newspaper was published in Thunder Bay, Ontario and covers national news items on education, aboriginal rights, mercury poisoning, and substance abuse.

Indians of Quebec, v.1 (1977) - v.5 (1981) - scattered issues

This newspaper was published by the Confederation of Indians of Quebec; articles are written in French and English. Topics covered include the Indian Act, land claims, health of Quebec natives, education, and native rights.

The Indian Voice, v.6 (1974); v.15 (1983) - scattered issues

This newspaper was published in Vancouver, B.C. It includes articles on Algonkin fur workers, the Indian Act, education, housing, and the Native Courtworkers Association.
 
 

Box 14, 15

Tekawennake, v.11 (1985) - v.18 (1991)

This newspaper was published weekly at Ohsweken, Ontario and was a Six Nations publication. Local native Mohawk issues plus general community events and politics were reported.

Box 16

The Indian Leader, v.76 (1972) - v.86 (1982)

This newspaper was published by the Haskell Indian Junior College, Laurence, Kansas. It covers college events: sports, lectures, and student government issues.

Stoney Echo, v.1 (1981) - v.2 (1983)

This newspaper of the "Stoney Tribe" was published at Morley, Alberta. The first editor was Walt Chomyn, formerly the editor of Coyoti Prints, a Cariboo Council newsletter. Stoney Echo covered all areas of tribal concerns and events: health, education and sports.

The First Citizen, no.1 (1969) - no.19 (1972?)

This newspaper was published at Williams Lake, British Columbia. It deals with racism against natives; inequalities of the justice system; early explorations of the damaging effects of non-native teachers or empathy with native culture; and relationships between Jean Chretien, Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, and natives. It has very policially astute reportage.

Nations' Ensign, v.3 (1982) - v.5 (1983) - scattered issues

This newspaper was published in Edmonton, Alberta and covers such topics as medicine wheels, education, substance abuse, racism, land claims, B.C. Metis, and "Mother Earth."

Manitoba Indian News, v.1 (1971) - v.2 (1972)

This newspaper was published in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Topics include student employment and education, native sports, self-government, the Manitoba Indian Women's Association, and visits by Jean Chretien to Manitoba reserves.

Mackenzie News, v.2 (1973) - v.5 (1975) - scattered issues; with v.3 no.41 title change to Forth Simpson Mackenzie News

This newspaper was published in Forth Simpson, N.W.T. and covered such topics as native sports, local events, national news, and the Berger inquiry on the Mackenzie Valley pipeline.
 
 

Peterborough Newspapers

Daily Examiner 1891-1905 (missing July 1, 1899-March 8, 1901)

Evening Examiner 1905-1931

Morning Times 1895; 1898-1912

Peterborough Daily Examiner 1885-1891

Peterborough Daily Review 1878-1920

Peterborough Examiner Weekly 1862-1885

Peterborough Examiner 1858-1862; 1932-present

Peterborough Papers : (Miscellaneous: Dispatch, Chronicle, Gazette) ca. 1845-1852

Peterborough Review 1858-1878

Peterborough Times (weekly edition) 1872-1884

Peterborough Times (daily edition) 1912-1914
 

Lindsay Newspapers

Canadian Post 1861-1898

Evening Post 1900, 1920-1922

Lindsay Post 1907-1920

Lindsay Daily Post 1922-1986

Victoria Daily Standard 1870-1873

Victoria Warder 1870-1899

Watchman 1888-1899

Watchman Warder 1899-1929 (merger of Victoria Warder and the Watchman)

Weekly Post 1899-1907

Weekly Free Press (Lindsay) 1908-1909
 
 

Ajax Advertiser Ajax 1955-1983

Beaverton Express Beaverton 1882-1939

Bobcaygeon Independent Bobcaygeon 1876-1937 (includes various other Bobcaygeon Papers)

Campbellford Herald Campbellford 1873-1900 (some issues missing)

Canadian Statesman Bowmanville 1868-1900

Cobourg Daily Star Cobourg 1978-1986

Cobourg Sentinel Cobourg 1861-1878

Cobourg Star Cobourg 1831-1849; 1868-1869

Hastings Newspapers

Hastings 1929-1966 (includes various Hastings Newspapers)

Hastings Observer Hastings 1886

Hastings Star Hastings 1881-1934; 1973-1985

Havelock Standard Havelock 1898-1974

Ontario Reformer Oshawa 1871-1873; 1922; 1926-1927

Oshawa Vindicator and Ontario Reformer Oshawa 1862-1873; 1922-1927

Oshawa Vindicator and Ontario County Journal of the Times Oshawa 1862-1871

Oshawa Daily Times Oshawa 1927-1932; 1940; 1946-1978

Pickering News Pickering 1887-1888; 1896-1898; 1900-1964

Port Hope Guide Port Hope 1855-1934 (includes Various other Port Hope Papers)

Port Hope Telegraph and Newcastle Advertiser Port Hope 1832 (includes Port Hope Warder and Constitutional Advocate)

Port Hope Times and County of Durham British Canadian Port Hope 1870-1906 (includes Port Hope Daily Times, 1870-1927)

Port Hope Watchman and Durham & Northumberland Advertiser Port Hope 1850-1852 (includes the British Ensign)
 
 

Brighton Ensign Brighton 1895-1957

Courier Advocate Trenton 1950-1960

Daily Ontario Belleville 1910-1929

Free Press Picton 1833-1834

Hallowell Free Press Picton 1830-1833

Hastings Chronicle Belleville 1850; 1855-1856; 1861-1867

Daily Intelligencer Belleville 1901-1928

Ontario Intelligencer Belleville 1930-1960

Intelligencer Belleville 1862-1873 (includes Belleville and Hastings General Advertiser)

Picton Gazette Picton 1860-1873

Trent Valley Advocate Trenton 1880-1881; 1884; 1886-1887

Trenton Advocate Trenton 1889-1900

Trenton Courier Trenton 1867-1919

Trenton Courier Advocate Trenton 1926-1930; 1932-1935; 1937-1949

Trentonian/Tri-county News Trenton 1957-1986

Weekly Intelligencer Belleville 1902-1922

Weekly Ontario and Bay of Quinte Chronicle Belleville 1910-1917; 1919-1925
 
 

Canadian Farmers' Sun 1892-96

Colonial Advocate 1824-1834

Correspondent and Advocate 1833-1837

Daily Leader 1853-1860

Daily Mail and Empire 1895-1905 (Merger of the Daily Mail and the Empire)

The Empire 1887-1895

Examiner 1840-1855

Farmers' Sun 1920-1930

Financial Post Toronto 1907-Present

Globe 1844-1936

Globe and Mail 1936-Present (Merger of the Globe and the Mail and Empire)

Globe and Mail Report on Business Magazine; Microfiche set #1459

Independent 1849-1850

Leader 1870-1878

The Mail 1872-1880

Nation 1874-1876

North American 1850-1855

Northern Miner Toronto 1915-Present

Ontario Workman 1872-1873

The Patriot 1832-1840

Quill and Quire Toronto 1935-Present

Sunday Star 1978-1980

Toiler 1902-1904

Toronto Daily Leader 1860-1869

Toronto Daily Mail 1880-1895

Toronto Native Times 1970-1978

Toronto Patriot 1840-1844

Toronto Star 1968-Present

Toronto Telegram 1910-1913

Upper Canada Gazette 1793-1848

The Week 1883-1896

Weekly Sun 1897-1919

Welland Canal 1835

Western Ontario Newspapers

Brant County Herald Brantford 1857-1858

Evening Palladium Hamilton 1884-1886

Hamilton Gazette Hamilton 1852-1855

Labour Advocate Hamilton 1883-1910 (includes various Hamilton Labour Newspapers)

London Advertiser London 1896-1906

London Free Press London 1874-1916

Niagara Peninsula Papers 1799-1910 (includes various papers from the Niagara Region)

Palladium of Labour Hamilton 1883-1884

St. Catherines Papers St. Catherines 1832-1875 (includes various papers)

St. Catherines Farmers' Journal and Welland Canal Intelligencer St. Catherines 1826-1830

St. Thomas Liberal St. Thomas 1832-1833

Windsor Herald Windsor 1855-1856

Woodville Advocate Woodville 1878-1888
 
 

L'Avenir Montreal 1847-1857

Le Canadien Quebec 1806-1825

Le Courier du canada Quebec 1862-1873

Le Devoir Montreal 1910-Present

Gazette Montreal 1785-1877

Gazette Montreal 1979-Present

La Minerve Montreal 1826-1854

Montreal Herald Montreal 1863-1873

Montreal Star Montreal 1869-1921

Montreal Star Montreal Jan-June, 1978

Montreal Star Montreal Feb-Sept, 1979

Morning Chronicle Quebec 1869-1873

New Dominion Monthly Montreal 1867-1971; 1874-9

L'Ordre Montreal 1858-1871

La Patrie Montreal 1879-1920

Le Pays Montreal 1862-1871

Pilot Montreal 1844-1861

La Presse Montreal 1959-1961; 1970 (film)

La Presse Montreal 1988-1992 (Fiche set 1644)

Revue Canadienne Montreal 1864-1922
 
 

Bathurst Courier Perth/Ottawa 1843-1855

Brockville Gazette Brockville 1828-1832

Brockville Recorder Brockville 1830-1849

Bytown Gazette Ottawa 1836-1845

Chronicle and Gazette Kingston 1833-1845 (includes Kingston Commercial Advertiser)

Daily British Whig Kingston 1851-1853

Kingston Chronicle Kingston 1819-1832

Ottawa Citizen Ottawa 1846-1892

Ottawa Times Ottawa 1865-1877

Perth Courier Perth 1855-1873
 
 

Acadiensis St. John, N.B. 1901-1908

British Colonist Halifax 1862-1873

The Citizen Halifax 1874-1877

Halifax Chronicle Herald Halifax 1960-1978

Halifax Citizen Halifax 1863-1873

Evening Mercury St. John's, NFLD 1882-1889

Halifax Herald Halifax 1892-1948

Halifax Morning Chronicle Halifax 1862-1879

Islander Charlottetown 1842-1871

Morning Chronicle Halifax 1869-1876

Morning Freeman St. John 1851-1879

Morning Herald Halifax 1880-1891

Nova Scotian Halifax 1824-1870

Royal Gazette and Newfoundland Advertiser St. John's, NFLD 1810-1885

St. John Daily News St. John, N.B. 1863-1873

St. John Weekly Freeman St. John, N.B. 1879-1884

Telegraph Journal St. John's, NFLD 1824-1931

Yarmouth Herald Yarmouth, N.S. 1833-1873
 
 

Calgary Herald Calgary 1978-1980

Calgary Eye Calgary 1902-1922

Daily Colonist Victoria, B.C. 1858-1893

Edmonton Bulletin Edmonton 1880-1906

The Leader Regina 1890-1906

Le Manitoba Winnipeg 1881-1925

Metis Winnipeg 1871-1881

Nor'wester Winnipeg 1859-1869

Pedestal Vancouver 1969-1974

Regina Leader Regina 1883-1890

Regina Standard Regina 1891-1906

Saskatchewan Herald Battleford (Sask) 1878-1900

United Farmer Calgary 1922-1935

Winnipeg Free Press Winnipeg 1874-1921

Winnipeg Free Press Winnipeg 1932-1941
 
 

Ammsa Edmonton 1983-1986

Kainai News Standoff, Alta 1968-1969 (Note: over 600 issues of this newspaper dated 1968 to 1991 are available in digital format on the University of Lethbridge Library Web site. See: http://www.uleth.ca/lib/digitized_Collections/sanews.asp ).

Native Press Yellowknife, Nwt 1971-1974; 1977; 1979-1989

Native Voice Vancouver 1946-Present

News of the North Yellowknife 1969-Present

Press Independent Somba K'e, Nwt 1990-Present

Whitehorse Star Whitehorse, Yt. 1984-1993

Windspeaker Edmonton, Alta 1986-Present
 

The Australia Australia 1983-1994

Daily Telegraph London, U.K . 1978-1979

London Gazette London, U.K. 1675-1900

Le Monde Paris 1973-1995

Oxford Gazette Oxford, U.K. 1665-1675

Saturday Evening Post Philadelphia, US 1930-1945

New York Times New York 1914-Present

New York Review of Books New York 1963-1990

Times London, U.K. 1785-1920; 1921-53 (hardcopies) 1954-Present

Times Educational Supplement London, U.K. 1973-81

Times Higher Educational Suppl. London, U.K. 1977-Present

Times Literary Supplement London, U.K. 1965-Present

Japan Times Japan 1897-1909

BBC Home Service 9:00 P.M. News (Fiche set 1334) 1939-1945

Christian Science Monitor 1967-1981
 
 

L'Avenir Montreal 1847-1857

Le Canadien Quebec 1806-1825

Le Courier de Canada Quebec 1862-1872

Le Devoir Montreal 1910-Present

Le Manitoba Winnipeg 1881-1925

La Minerve Montreal 1826-1854

Le Monde Paris 1973-Present

Metis Winnipeg 1871-1881

L'Ordre Montreal 1858-1871

La Patrie Montreal 1879-1920

Le Pays Montreal 1862-1871

La Presse Montreal 1959-1961; 1970; 1988-1992 (fiche set #1644)

Revue Canadienne Montreal 1864-1922