The Chronicle

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The Chronicle is a prominent weekly newspaper in Dominica, published every Friday by the Chronicle Media Group. Founded in 1909 by Bishop Philip Schelfhaut, it started as the Dominica Chronicle and was later known as The New Chronicle before reverting to its original name in 1996.

About The Chronicle

The Chronicle has been a pivotal element in Dominica's media scene for over a century, consistently delivering reliable and thorough news coverage. Originally launched as a bi-weekly publication, it has transitioned to a weekly format, maintaining its role as a vital source of information for the community.

The newspaper chronicles a broad spectrum of topics, from local happenings and significant events to essential announcements, catering to the diverse interests of its readership. Despite experiencing various changes in management and editorial direction over the years, The Chronicle continues to uphold its commitment to high-quality journalism. It serves as a crucial platform for open dialogue and information, mirroring Dominica's social, economic, and political landscape.

Editorial Focus and Contributions

• Comprehensive News Coverage: Covers various topics, from local news and community events to national politics and economic developments.
• Community Engagement: The Chronicle is deeply embedded in the community, providing a voice for local issues and supporting various public interests.

Historical Significance and Evolution

The newspaper’s journey through different phases reflects its resilience and adaptability in facing challenges, including ownership changes and shifts in the media industry. Despite these changes, it remains a trusted source of news and analysis for the people of Dominica.

This enduring publication chronicles the events that shape Dominica and serves as an educational resource, offering insights into the nation's cultural and historical context. The Chronicle is more than just a newspaper; it reflects Dominica's ongoing story.