Old Globe and Mail Building
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The old Globe and Mail building, a once-impressive example of streamlined modern building at 40 King Street West, Toronto. Built in 1937 and demolished in 1974. The current G&M is located on Front Street and Spadina Avenue.
The street address once occupied by the original Globe and Mail Building is now home to Scotia Plaza, the second-largest office building in Canada and the 65th largest in the world.
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