Courrier Laval

Laval, Quebec, CanadaFrench

Serving as a primary source of local news for the residents of Laval, this weekly French-language publication has chronicled regional community life and political developments for over 75 years. It is widely recognized as a cornerstone of the area’s media landscape, providing essential coverage of municipal affairs, local sports, and cultural events to a vast francophone readership.

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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.