Revisit the golden age of newspaper photography through The Globe and Mail’s archives. Powerful, compelling and provocative, these photographs were the lens through which Canadians witnessed the defining moments of the twentieth century: war, political events, social revolutions and cultural icons.
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Dennis Robinson, Demonstration in Nathan Phillips Square, Toronto (detail), 1970. Gift of The Globe and Mail Newspaper to the Canadian Photography Institute of the National Gallery of Canada