Globe and Mail Canada: 45% Off Print Subscription for 6 Months

Globe and Mail Canada: 45% Off Print Subscription for 6 Months

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If you have previously subscribed to the Globe and Mail, come back and receive 45% off your print subscription for the first six months.

This offer is only available to former subscribers. If the coupon does not auto-apply, as it should through the above link, then use promo code H49NFRMR to receive this offer.

You will receive 45% off a daily subscription, and 'up to 45% off' other types of subscriptions. This brings your weekly cost down to just $6.91 (depending upon subscription). This offer is also only valid through with a pre-authorized monthly payment in place. The monthly fees will increase to regular after the six months unless you cancel.

As an added bonus, daily paper subscriptions will receive Globe Unlimited for free. That is Monday - Friday or Monday - Saturday subscribers. Those who subscribe to Friday - Saturday and Saturday only Globe and Mail print newspapers are eligible to receive Globe Unlimited for $0.99 for their first month and then $4.99 each month after. The daily subscribers are certainly getting the better deal here.

There is a bonus offer you will gain access to in most areas. Receive 50% off the regular home delivery rate of The New York Times for the first three months. The print subscription includes unlimited access to NYTimes.com and the tablet and smartphone apps as well. You can sign up for this when you choose your Globe and Mail subscription level.

In my area, these are the prices for the first six-months of delivery of the Globe & Mail:

  • Monday-Saturday Delivery - $29.99 + 1.50 GST = $31.49 per month
  • Monday-Friday Delivery  - $25.49 + 1.27 GST = $26.76 per month
  • Friday-Saturday Delivery - $15.08 + 0.75 GST = $15.83 per month
  • Saturday Delivery - $11.25 + 0.56 GST = $11.81 per month

These prices may differ by province but I am not sure!

I had bought my husband a Globe and Mail subscription a few years ago because he is such a news hound. While he gets most of his news online now, there is nothing like reading an actual paper. It is like the difference between eBooks and physical books: sometimes classic is just better. When we are in a building that would provide access for a newspaper boy to drop off a paper, I am going to buy him another subscription. His Saturday mornings will once again start to the sound of a rustling paper.

What newspapers do you read Moosers? Is The Globe and Mail on your list?

(Expiry: 31st October 2014)

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