Globe and mail death notices
The Globe and Mail is a Canadian newspaper that publishes obituaries and death notices for individuals who have passed away. Here are some ways to access death notices in The Globe and Mail:
- Online Obituaries: The Globe and Mail's website (theglobeandmail.com) has a dedicated section for obituaries, where you can search for death notices by name, date, or location. You can also browse through the latest obituaries or search for specific individuals.
- Print Edition: The Globe and Mail's print edition typically includes a section dedicated to obituaries, which is usually published daily or weekly, depending on the edition.
- Archives: The Globe and Mail's archives are available online, and you can search for death notices from past issues. You can access the archives through the newspaper's website or through online archives such as Newspapers.com or Ancestry.ca.
- Death Notice Search: The Globe and Mail offers a death notice search feature on their website, which allows you to search for death notices by name, date, or location.
Some tips to keep in mind when searching for death notices in The Globe and Mail:
- Use specific keywords: When searching for a death notice, try using specific keywords such as the person's name, date of birth, date of death, or location.
- Check the archives: If you're looking for a death notice from a specific date or time period, try searching the archives.
- Contact the newspaper: If you're having trouble finding a specific death notice, you can contact The Globe and Mail's obituary department directly and ask for assistance.
Here is the contact information for The Globe and Mail's obituary department:
The Globe and Mail Obituaries Department 351 King Street East Toronto, ON M5A 1L0 Phone: 416-393-2100 Email: [email protected]
Please note that The Globe and Mail's obituary policy is to publish death notices for individuals who have lived in Canada or have strong ties to Canada.