The Toronto Globe, established in 1844 and later merged with the Toronto Mail and Empire to form the Globe and Mail, was a major Canadian newspaper. It reported on political, economic, and maritime events, serving as a key publication during Canada’s formative years.
Relevance:
• It regularly covered shipbuilding, trade, and shipping activity on the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River, including vessel launches and losses like the M. L. Breck.
• Reports from the Toronto Globe provide rich historical insights into the Canadian maritime industry and its connection to national growth.
Access:
Archives are available through Library and Archives Canada, local historical societies, or digitized collections.