Le Bon Sens, founded in 1895 by influential journalist and editor Gaston Boissière in Montreal, Quebec, has established itself as a prominent French-language newspaper. Initially serving the local community with a focus on social issues and cultural commentary, it became renowned for its investigative journalism and commitment to civil rights, significantly influencing public discourse in the province. With its rich history and dedication to journalistic integrity, Le Bon Sens is regarded as a trusted source shaping the narratives of Quebec society. On OldNews.com, you would find scans of Le Bon Sens starting 1934, including 41 scans in total. This collection provides an invaluable opportunity to explore historical figures, events, and perhaps even people from your own family history. Discover the captivating stories and insights that shaped the past by searching for these old newspapers on the site.