An Solus Iùil
() was a Scottish Gaelic-language religious newspaper published in the mid-1920s in Sydney, Nova Scotia, on Cape Breton Island. The paper's slogan, "", comes from  and translates into English as 'In a pure shining light, we will see a guiding light'. When  launched in 1925, it intended to publish monthly, but after a few months the paper's publication became less frequent. The final issue was published in 1927. Each issue was just eight-pages long and included no advertising, but was apparently supported by the United Church of Canada. It provided significant coverage of church-related news, including ministerial appointments and church meetings. Details of its ownership and editor were not made clear in the paper; the March 1925 issue indicated it was published by authority of the Church Union Council of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, but later issues lacked any such notice. Among the content published in  were several  (), a distinctive 19th-century Gaelic literary device similar to Socratic dialogues. Unlike the  that appeared in other Gaelic-language publications in Nova Scotia, at least two of the   were clearly written by a Canadian author, not reprints of previous Scottish , and focused on the creation of the United Church and emigration away from Nova Scotia. References

External links
  archives via Nova Scotia Archives

1925 establishments in Nova Scotia
1925 disestablishments in Nova Scotia
Newspapers established in 1925
Publications disestablished in 1927
Defunct newspapers published in Nova Scotia
Newspapers with Scottish Gaelic content