Left of Their Own Devices

The Toronto Star is a prominent Canadian daily newspaper founded in 1892 in Toronto. Originally named the Evening Star, it was established by a group of labor activists and social reformers. The newspaper has grown to become one of Canada’s most influential publications, known for its liberal editorial stance and commitment to social justice.

The Toronto Star offers a daily print newspaper that covers local, national, and international news. It also has a digital news platform providing up-to-date news, opinion pieces, and multimedia content. The paper is recognized for its investigative journalism and in-depth reporting on various social, political, and economic issues. Additionally, it maintains historical archives for research and publishes supplementary content, including weekend magazines and special reports. The Toronto Star serves a diverse audience, including the general public, researchers, and advertisers targeting socially conscious consumers.