Founded in 1866 by a group of Montreal intellectuals, the Echo du Cabinet de Lecture Paroissial quickly became an essential platform for francophone communities in Quebec. Originally dedicated to literary promotion and cultural discussions, the newspaper expanded its focus to include news coverage, educational articles, and community announcements, fostering civic engagement. Over the years, it has gained acclaim for its commitment to quality journalism and its role in amplifying community voices. Renowned for its credibility and depth of analysis, the Echo remains a trusted resource that influences public opinion and enriches the cultural landscape of Montreal. On OldNews.com, you will find scans of Echo du Cabinet de Lecture Paroissial, Montreal, Quebec, Canada starting 1861, with a total of 817 scans available. Discover historical figures, events, and possibly connections to your own family history by exploring the rich archives on OldNews.com.