Le Siffleux, founded in 1867 by journalist Thomas P. O'Reilly, stands as one of Montreal's longest-running French-language newspapers and a pivotal platform for the working class. Over the years, the newspaper has evolved to champion social justice and local issues, offering a rich array of content including news, editorials, cultural critiques, and community events that foster engagement within Quebecois society. Its commitment to reputable journalism has made Le Siffleux a trusted source of information, shaping public discourse and contributing to the vibrancy of Montreal’s media landscape. On OldNews.com, you will find scans of Le Siffleux starting 1937, totaling 39 scans. This unique collection invites you to explore historical figures, events, and personal stories from your family history, urging you to uncover the past through the lens of this significant publication.