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Sep 18, 2026 1 hr 30 min

The Eganville Leader

from The Opeongo Line Hosted by Scholar-Gypsy

In 1902 The Eganville Leader was founded and 124 years later has become undoubtedly the best community newspaper in all of Canada and the largest paid-circulation weekly in Ontario. But this past February, The Leader almost ceased publication. Last Sunday, The Bromley Historical Society decided to find out what happened and so invited past and present Leader staff, along with it's current publisher and managing Editor, Gerald Trace, to speak about the paper's glorious history.

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