The Globe and Mail Centre

We've done a few events at Globe & Mail and always had such an amazing experience from a planner side of things and for our clients. The staff at this venue are so caring and always go above and beyond to ensure the celebration is absolutely perfect. Last September we worked closely with Natasha and can't say enough great things about her. She was responsive, flexible, and on wedding day made sure we had everything we needed.nnThank you from all of us at Claudia and Co. Hoping we work together again soon!

I had the privilege of attending the Spring for Peace event in Toronto yesterday, hosted by Peacebuilders Canada at the stunning Globe and Mail Centre. It was an honor to be part of such an impactful gathering aimed at fostering peace and unity in our community.nnHuge thanks to Eva Marszewski for the invitation and for her incredible work as the founder of Peace Builders International, as well as being a fellow member of Catalyst 2030.nnThe keynote address by the Honorable Minister for Women, Gender Equality and Youth, Merci Ien, was truly inspiring. Her emphasis on the importance of empowerment and educative programs in shaping the lives of youths across Canada resonated deeply.nnEvents like these remind us of the importance of creating a world where every voice matters. Kudos to the Peacebuilders team for their dedication and hard work in making this event a success.

The globe and mail centre is a first class venue that overlooks the Toronto skyline. It’s a great venue for your special event.

This is a building with an amazing view to Toronto downtown. It's probably the best view. I believe 17th floor is where they organize different events and it's where I was when I visited this place last time. Also a large balcony all around the building. Really great

Gorgeous venue with lots of natural light and stunning views of the downtown core. Large terrace is a definite wow factor. Could work for corporate events or weddings. Terrace cannot be tented so is only weather permitting, but the partitions in the hall can move to create different sections.

Directions to The Globe and Mail Centre with public transportation

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