The Kingston Chronicle, founded in 1833 by William H. Merritt, is one of Canada’s oldest newspapers, evolving from a local print source to a prominent voice in the community. Celebrating significant milestones such as its 150th anniversary in 1983, the Chronicle provides diverse content, including local news, cultural events, politics, and opinion pieces for the Kingston and broader Ontario audiences. Renowned for its journalistic integrity, the Kingston Chronicle serves as a trusted source of information, shaping public discourse and fostering civic pride. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of the Kingston Chronicle starting 1820, with 291 scans available in total. Delve into the rich history captured in its pages, uncovering historical figures and events, and perhaps even discovering connections to your own family history. Search for these treasures on OldNews.com to connect with the past and enrich your understanding of the community.