The Globe and Mail

Toronto, Canada

2.7

3 reviews

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+1 416-585-5000
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444 Front Street W, Toronto, ON, M5V 2S9
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3 reviews of The Globe and Mail

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Place rating: 1
Toronto, Canada
The Globe & Mail have decided to «allow» a certain number of online views and then you have to either subscribe or be cut off. Personally, I don’t think they are doing themselves any favours. They were never my premium choice of a go-​to online newspaper site anyway. I am not a business expert but believe that it was a poor choice. Shall see how they emerge from this recent choice.
Place rating: 4
Toronto, Canada
Customer service allowed me to permanently unsubscribe and still receive the paper til the last day I paid for… none of this you have to remember to call back to cancel on the last day or we bill you for the next cycle stuff. Although calling back on the last day was the first thing they asked me to do, but I persisted.
BTW, No problems on delivery, just wasn’t reading it.
Place rating: 3
Oakville, Canada
This is the most niche newspaper in Toronto owing mainly to it being a national publication.
It likely has the best business section of any in the city but after that it starts to thin out. There isn’t much of a local section and the sports section is barely noticeable.