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This is a list of post secondary Canadian student newspapers , listed by province.
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This is a list of post secondary Canadian student newspapers , listed by province.
| Institution | Paper | Founded |
|---|---|---|
| Athabasca University | The Voice Magazine | 1992 |
| MacEwan University | The Griff | 2011 |
| Mount Royal University | The Reflector | |
| Northern Alberta Institute of Technology | The Nugget | 1964 |
| Southern Alberta Institute of Technology | The Weal | |
| The King's University | The Chronicle | |
| University of Alberta | The Gateway | 1910 |
| University of Calgary | The Gauntlet | 1960 |
| University of Lethbridge | The Meliorist | 1966 |
| Institution | Paper | Founded |
|---|---|---|
| British Columbia Institute of Technology | LINK Magazine | 1965 |
| Camosun College | The Nexus | |
| Capilano University | The Capilano Courier | |
| College of New Caledonia | CNC Ion | |
| Douglas College | The Other Press | 1976 |
| Kwantlen Polytechnic University | The Kwantlen Chronicle and The Runner | |
| Langara College | The Voice | |
| Royal Roads University | Hatley Herald | |
| Selkirk College | The Sentinel and The Confluence | |
| Simon Fraser University | The Peak | 1965 |
| Thompson Rivers University | The Omega | 1991 |
| Trinity Western University | Mars' Hill | 1995 |
| UBC Okanagan | The Phoenix | |
| University of British Columbia | The Ubyssey | 1918 |
| University of the Fraser Valley | The Cascade | 1993 |
| University of Northern British Columbia | Over the Edge | |
| University of Victoria | The Martlet | 1948 |
| Vancouver Island University | The Navigator |
| Institution | Paper | Founded |
|---|---|---|
| Brandon University | The Quill | 1910 |
| Collège Universitaire de Saint-Boniface | Le Réveil | |
| Red River College | The Projector | |
| St. Paul's College | The Paulinian | |
| University of Manitoba | The Manitoban | 1914 |
| University of Winnipeg | The Uniter |
| Institution | Paper | Founded |
|---|---|---|
| Mount Allison University | The Argosy | 1872 |
| St. Thomas University | The Aquinian | 1935 |
| UNB Saint John | The Baron | 1993 |
| Université de Moncton | Le Front | |
| University of New Brunswick | The Brunswickan | 1867 |
| Institution | Paper | Founded |
|---|---|---|
| Memorial University | The Muse | 1950 |
| Institution | Paper | Founded |
|---|---|---|
| Acadia University | The Athenaeum | 1874 |
| Cape Breton University | The Caper Times | 1979 |
| Dalhousie University | The Dalhousie Gazette , Golden Ram (Faculty of Agriculture), The Sextant (Sexton Campus) | 1868 |
| Mount Saint Vincent University | The Sentinel (discontinued) | |
| St. Francis Xavier University | The Xaverian Weekly | |
| Saint Mary's University | The Journal | |
| University of King's College | The Watch |
| Institution | Paper |
|---|---|
| Holland College | The Surveyor |
| University of Prince Edward Island | The Cadre |
| Institution | Paper |
|---|---|
| Bishop's University | The Campus |
| Cégep Régional de Lanaudière à Joliette | Le Détour |
| Collège Jean-de-Brébeuf | Le Graffiti |
| Concordia University | The Concordian , The Link , L'Organe |
| Dawson College | The Plant |
| École polytechnique de Montréal | Le Polyscope |
| HEC Montréal | L'Intérêt |
| John Abbott College | Bandersnatch |
| Marianopolis College | The Papercut and The Marianopolis World Review |
| McGill University | Le Délit , The McGill Daily , McGill Tribune , The McGill International Review and The Bull & Bear |
| Université de Montréal | Quartier Libre, Le Pigeon Dissident |
| Université de Sherbrooke | Le Collectif |
| Université du Québec à Chicoutimi | Le Griffonnier |
| Université du Québec à Montréal | Montréal Campus, Horizons Économiques and La Chemise Magazine |
| Université Laval | Impact Campus and La Marmite sociale |
| Institution | Paper |
|---|---|
| University of Regina | The Carillon |
| University of Saskatchewan | The Sheaf |
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