August 15 globe and mail
The Globe and Mail is a Canadian newspaper, and I can try to help you find the news articles from August 15th. However, please note that the newspaper's archives are only available online for a limited period, typically 2-3 years.
If you're looking for a specific article or news story from August 15th, you can try the following:
- Check the Globe and Mail's online archives: You can visit the Globe and Mail's website and search for articles from August 15th. You can use the search bar at the top of the page and enter the date "August 15" along with any keywords related to the article you're looking for.
- Check online news databases: You can also try searching online news databases such as Google News or ProQuest. These databases aggregate news articles from various sources, including the Globe and Mail.
- Contact the Globe and Mail's archives: If you're unable to find the article online, you can contact the Globe and Mail's archives department directly. They may be able to provide you with a copy of the article or direct you to a source where you can find it.
Here are some possible article titles from the Globe and Mail on August 15th:
- "Canada's economy grows at fastest pace in six years" (Business)
- "Trudeau government announces new climate change plan" (Politics)
- "Toronto police investigate shooting in downtown area" (News)
- "Canada's women's soccer team advances to World Cup quarterfinals" (Sports)
Please note that these are just hypothetical article titles, and the actual articles may not exist or may be behind a paywall.