Links

The texts presented on the Internet by newspapers and news agencies offer a great choice of topics, themes and centres of interests to realize the English as a Second Language programme objectives.  Since news changes every day, it becomes a continuous resource of information and learning.

A great selection of news sites can be accessed on the World Wide Web.  Here is a list of descriptions and links to the most common ones.

Newspapers on the WEB

Canadian sites: The Edmonton Sun The Globe and Mail  The Halifax Herald Limited  The Montreal Gazette National  Post Online  The Ottawa Citizen The Star-Phoenix / Saskatoon  The Toronto Star  The Province (Vancouver)  The Winnipeg Free Press Online Edition

American sites: The Boston Globe Online  The Chicago Tribune  Los Angeles Times  Portland.com The Miami Herald  The New York Times  The Seattle Times The Tampa Bay USA Today The Washington Post

                     News agencies:

• The Canadian Community Newspapers Association  presents links to hundreds of newspapers in Canada.

• The Canadian Press News Service   has reporters all over Canada  providing information to newspapers everywhere.

• Reuters Group PLC Home. REUTERS (pronounced "Royters") is an international British news agency which distributes information locally and around the world.

• The United  Press International  is an American and international news agency.