Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph

The first edition of The Quebec Gazette/La Gazette de Québec came off the presses on June 21, 1764. Founded by William Brown, The Quebec Gazette had 150 subscribers in 1764. It was obliged to suspend publishing briefly during the 1765 Stamp Act crisis, and again during the siege of the city by American troops in late 1775-early 1776.

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The first edition of The Quebec Gazette/La Gazette de Québec came off the presses on June 21, 1764. Founded by William Brown, The Quebec Gazette had 150 subscribers in 1764. It was obliged to suspend publishing briefly during the 1765 Stamp Act crisis, and again during the siege of the city by American troops in late 1775-early 1776.

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