Le Journal LeDroit
Hull, Quebec, CanadaFrenchLe Droit is a prominent French-language daily newspaper serving the National Capital Region of Canada, specifically Ottawa and Gatineau. Founded in 1913, it provides comprehensive coverage of local news, politics, and culture. The publication is a key member of the Coopérative nationale de l'information indépendante media group.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN CANADA
Dominated by major conglomerates like Postmedia, the print journalism sector north of the US border reflects a highly consolidated ownership structure. Leading the market are two national titles: The Globe and Mail, a centre-right broadsheet owned by Woodbridge, and the National Post, the conservative flagship of the Postmedia network. Operating alongside them is the Toronto Star, a progressive, mass-circulation broadsheet historically rooted in left-leaning advocacy. A distinct francophone press thrives in Quebec, led by the mass-market tabloid Le Journal de Montreal and the historically significant, now digital-only La Presse. Paperboy indexes 457 Canadian newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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