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Toronto Mail : ウィキペディア英語版
The Toronto Mail

''The Toronto Mail'' was a newspaper in Toronto, Ontario, which through corporate mergers became first ''The Mail and Empire'', and then ''The Globe and Mail''.
The ''Mail'' was founded in 1872 by T.C. Patterson. It was the city's conservative paper until it declared itself independent of any political party. That prompted Prime Minister John A. Macdonald to found the ''Toronto Empire'' in 1887. The ''Mail'' eventually merged with the ''Toronto Empire'' to form ''The Mail and Empire'' in 1895. ''The Mail and Empire'' would in 1936 merge with Brown's ''Globe'' to form ''The Globe and Mail''.
==See also==

* List of newspapers in Canada

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