Founded in 1844 by George Brown, The Globe and Mail has become a cornerstone of Canadian journalism, revered for its in-depth reporting, insightful analysis, and commitment to investigative journalism. Currently owned by Bell Globemedia, a joint venture between BCE Inc. and Thomson Reuters, it covers a diverse range of topics, including breaking news, comprehensive coverage of Canadian politics, in depth analysis of the Canadian economy, financial markets, and corporate landscape, comprehensive coverage of major sporting events, engaging features on arts, food, travel, and other aspects of Canadian culture, and opinion and commentary pieces. The Globe and Mail is known for its long history and reputation, its commitment to investigative journalism, its comprehensive coverage of Canadian affairs and its influence on Canadian politics and society. It is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.