Accrual 2009-081 transferred from Laurentian University Archives to Algoma University in May 2009 by Ken Hernden and Robin Isard. Accrual 2015-016 transferred from Bishophurt to Algoma University by the Right Rev. Stephen Andrews in November 2014.
No restrictions on access.
May be restrictions on use based on the terms of the Deposit Agreement, the Diocese's Policy on Privacy and Archives. Subject to all applicable privacy legislation.
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In 1874, the Reverend E. F. Wilson, founder and first principal of Shingwauk, was editor of the Algoma Missionary News. In 1878 an Anishinaabemowin supplement to the paper was published under the name of The Peace Pipe, "an Ojibway newspaper published monthly at the Shingwauk Home." The subscription rate for each individual paper was 35 cents yearly. The Peace Pipe was short lived, but Algoma Missionary News continued to be published on its own.
The paper was known successively as the Algoma Quarterly, then Algoma Missionary News and Shingwauk Journal, and finally Algoma Missionary News. At times during its career it carried advertising as well as news. Editors of the paper were clergymen, as follows: the Reverends E. F. Wilson, 1874-1889; G. H. Gaviller, 1889-1892; Charles Piercey, 1892-1918, Frederick W. Colloton, 1918-1944 and Frank F. Nock, 1944-1956. Publication ceased in 1956.
The Missionary News was replaced after an interval by the Algoma Anglican. In 1957 the Reverend J. E. Jordan was a leader in beginning the Algoma Anglican. It was expected that A. P. B. LePan would be editor, but he soon resigned, and the paper was produced by the combined efforts of James Meeks, of The Sudbury Star, and C. M. Fellman, of The North Bay Nugget.
Source:
"First Diocesan publication made its appearance in 1874", The Algoma Anglican 33, no. 3 (1986): 4-5. Algoma University Archives, 2013-086_001_1986Mar
Series comprises issues of the Our Forest Children (1889-1890), the Shingwauk Journal, and the Algoma Missionary News (1897-1956). Series is predominately comprised of issues of the Algoma Missionary News.
The Algoma Missionary News was was preceded by Our Forest Children and succeeded by the Algoma Anglican newspaper (1957-).
This series contains historical material which uses dated language and refers to Indigenous peoples using derogatory terms. Looking at this material might be triggering or distressing. A National Residential School Crisis Line has been set up to provide support to former Residential School students and their families. This 24-Hour Crisis Line can be accessed at: 1-866-925-4419.
Copies of the Algoma Missionary News Volume 7, Issue 1 to Volume 12, Issue 12 are available via Early Canadiana Online: http://eco.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.8_04377?page=1
The Algoma University Archives also holds copies of the Algoma Anglican which succeeded the Algoma Missionary News as the primary newspaper for the Anglican Diocese of Algoma in 1957.
2.5 cm of textual records.-15 newspaper issues
001: April 1888
002: Christmas 1888
003: June 1889
004: July 1889
005: August 1889
006: September 1889
007: October 1889
008: November 1889
009: December 1889
010: January 1890
011: February 1890
012: March 1890
013: April 1890
014: June 1890
015: September 1890
Digitized by Shingwauk Residential School Centre staff in 2016.
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File contains issues of the "Algoma Missionary News and Shingwauk Journal"
Note: 1881 March, July-December; 1882 October-November; 1884 December; 1888 September; 1889 February-March, May-August issues do not exist. 1885, 1886, 1887 only every second month is available.
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