Talk:The Queen's Journal

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The Queen's Journal began publication in 1875 -- but the Dalhousie Gazette began publication in 1868, making it Canada's oldest student newspaper, and one of the oldest in North America -- not the Queen's paper.

Theres a lot of confusion here, the varsity wiki says it is the second oldest, which does not agree with what you say either, no references... PretentiousSnot (talk) 18:09, 11 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]