The Globe and Mail, often called Canada's national newspaper, can trace its roots to the first half of the nineteenth century. Founded by George Brown in 1844, The Globe merged with The Mail and Empire in 1936 and continues to this day to be Canada's most popular daily newspaper. With printing locations in six different cities throughout Canada, The Globe and Mail strives to be a complete news source for all Canadians, regardless of geography. The newspaper has a reputation for it's relatively conservative business reporting, but throughout the years has regularly shown it's quite liberal beliefs regarding social concerns. Simultaneously maintaining an active web presence, The Globe and Mail has an entirely separate staff working to update the website with current information regarding national and local news. MORE

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