The Mail, founded in 1822 by George Brown, has played a significant role in shaping Canadian journalism as a prominent voice for liberal ideas and a trusted source in Toronto and beyond. With its rich history of covering major national events and numerous awards for investigative reporting, The Mail offers a blend of in-depth news coverage, commentary, analysis, and features on politics, business, culture, and lifestyle. Renowned for its journalistic integrity, The Mail remains influential in Canada’s media landscape. On OldNews.com, you would find scans of The Mail, Toronto, Ontario, Canada starting 1851, including 3,497 scans in total. This collection presents an opportunity to delve into historical figures and significant events that have shaped the region, as well as possibly uncover personal connections to your own family history. Explore these archives to discover the stories that have influenced Canadian society.