The Kingston Gazette was a historical newspaper published in Kingston, Ontario, during the early 19th century. Established in 1810, it was one of the first newspapers in Upper Canada, providing vital news and information for residents of the region. The paper often covered topics like local events, shipping news, and trade, reflecting Kingston’s importance as a hub for commerce and transportation in the Great Lakes region.
Significance:
• Historical Records: A primary source for researchers studying early Canadian history, especially maritime and regional events.
• Maritime Focus: Reported on shipping activity in Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River, including ship arrivals, departures, and wrecks.