The Globe and Mail’s redesigned newspaper launches Dec. 1. Here’s what’s changing

The world is changing. So is The Globe.

In our global, connected world, a printed newspaper is only one of many ways our readers stay informed. As your needs and habits change, so, too, must The Globe.

Starting December 1, you will see a new Globe and Mail newspaper. Like our website and news apps redesigned earlier this fall, the redesigned newspaper has been informed and inspired by our audience insight and feedback from our readers. Read more...

Introducing Amplify, a new Globe and Mail newsletter aimed at highlighting inspiring women

Over the past year, the audience team at The Globe and Mail has been looking for ways to highlight diverse, smart voices. We ran focus groups with hundreds of Canadians, collected data and accepted feedback from countless readers and non-readers alike. In response, we are launching a new newsletter, Amplify. Read more...

Globe wins Foreign Press Association award for story on Syria’s civil war

The Foreign Press Association Awards have honoured Globe and Mail reporter Mark MacKinnon for Graffiti Kids, a feature about the teenagers who led a rebellion that sparked the Syrian civil war. Read more...

The Globe and Mail to Use “Trust Indicators” to Strengthen Transparency, Help Readers Identify Trustworthy News Sources

Google, Facebook, Bing and Twitter will use indicators to highlight credible journalism

At a time when the public trust in news is declining in much of the world, the news industry is launching a new set of transparency standards that help people easily assess the quality and reliability of journalism.

The Globe and Mail is the only Canadian partner to join leading media companies representing dozens of news sites, including The Washington Post and The Economist, who have begun displaying Trust Indicators on their online stories. Read more...

The Globe and Mail wins B.C. awards for stories on Trans Mountain pipeline, opioids

The Globe and Mail has won two Jack Webster Awards, which recognize excellence in journalism in British Columbia, for the newspaper's work on the opioid crisis and the possible expansion of Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline. Read more...

Globe and Mail wins four Online Journalism Awards, including prize for general excellence

The Globe and Mail claimed four Online Journalism Awards, tying The New York Times for the most wins by any organization at the Online News Association's annual gala on Saturday night. Read more...

Download The Globe’s updated news app

Through a partnership with The Washington Post, The Globe and Mail has been transforming our digital platforms, including desktop and mobile web and our news apps.

We're pleased to announce a new app available for iPhone and iPad. Read more...

In photos: The Globe's editorial cartoonist Brian Gable named to the Order of Canada

The Order of Canada was created in 1967, during Canada’s centennial year, to recognize outstanding achievement, dedication to the community and service to the nation. The Globe's editorial cartoonist Brian Gable was named to the order this year. Read more...

Globe Unfounded investigation wins international data journalism award

The Globe and Mail has won an international data journalism award for its Unfounded series investigating how Canadian police services handle sexual-assault cases. Read more...