Electronic Access to Newspapers

The full text of many newspapers is available via specific databases to which the library subscribes. To find the electronic version of a specific newspaper, please check the ejournals list. Access to these resources is restricted to Concordia students, faculty and staff.

Print Newspapers

The Concordia Libraries provide the following major newspapers in paper copy. At the Webster Library, these newspapers are shelved in the Periodicals Display area. At Vanier Library, they are kept at the Circulation Desk.

Click on the title to get more information about the newspaper's location and retention period:

• Le Devoir
• The National Post
• Globe and Mail
• The Montreal Gazette
• New York Times
• La Presse
• The Wall Street Journal

Back issues of many titles are available in microformat.

Current newspapers may be consulted at Webster during all hours that the library is open for study; at Vanier, they must be consulted during Circulation Desk service hours. Back issues in microformat are available during all hours that the libraries are open for study.

How to find Newspapers

CLUES, the library catalogue, lists all newspapers held by the libraries, their exact location (Webster or Vanier Library), date coverage and format. To check to see if the libraries have a specific newspaper you, can connect to CLUES and choose the Journal Title search option. Detailed instructions on how to find articles using periodical indexes and abstracts are available.