A Nation's Paper

"A Nation’s Paper" celebrates the 180-year history of The Globe and Mail through thirty-one insightful essays exploring how the newspaper has documented and influenced Canada's development. Covering a wide range of pivotal issues, from Confederation to Indigenous rights and social progress, the collection offers a compelling look at the nation's evolving identity. Engaging and thought-provoking, the book provides a nuanced perspective on Canada's history and the role of journalism in shaping its path. All proceeds from the audiobook will benefit Journalists for Human Rights.