On this day in Canadian pop culture: Oct. 30

1869 The first issue of Canadian Illustrated News, the first periodical to reproduce a photograph, is published in Montreal. 1971 The Toronto Telegram publishes its final issue after 96 years. Until 1932, it was Toronto’s largest circulation newspaper. 1995 Quebec narrowly rejects separation in a refendum. The “No” side won by 50.6 per cent to […]

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October 30, 2016

The first issue of Canadian Illustrated News, the first periodical to reproduce a photograph, is published in Montreal.

The Toronto Telegram publishes its final issue after 96 years. Until 1932, it was Toronto’s largest circulation newspaper.

Quebec narrowly rejects separation in a refendum. The “No” side won by 50.6 per cent to 49.4 per cent for the “Yes” side.

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