Globe and mail archives online
The Globe and Mail is a Canadian newspaper that has been in publication since 1844. While the newspaper's archives are not fully available online, there are several ways to access historical articles and issues:
- The Globe and Mail Archives: The newspaper has a digital archive that contains articles from 1844 to 2011. You can search the archives by keyword, date, or author. The archive is available to subscribers only.
- ProQuest Historical Newspapers: ProQuest is a digital library that provides access to historical newspapers, including The Globe and Mail. The collection includes issues from 1844 to 2011. You can search the database by keyword, date, or author. Access is available through many public libraries and universities.
- Library and Archives Canada: Library and Archives Canada has a collection of The Globe and Mail on microfilm, which can be accessed at their facilities in Ottawa and Vancouver. You can also request copies of specific articles or issues through their interlibrary loan service.
- Newspapers.com: Newspapers.com is a subscription-based service that provides access to historical newspapers, including The Globe and Mail. The collection includes issues from 1844 to 2011. You can search the database by keyword, date, or author.
- Google News Archive: Google News Archive is a free service that provides access to historical newspapers, including The Globe and Mail. The collection includes issues from 1844 to 2009. You can search the database by keyword, date, or author.
Please note that some of these resources may require a subscription or a visit to a library or archive facility. Additionally, the availability of specific articles or issues may be limited due to copyright restrictions or other factors.