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Why Irene Gentle isn’t going over the glass cliff
Steve Maich: The Toronto Star’s new editor joins a long list of women running major Canadian news organizations. And their futures are brighter than you’d think.
Connecting dots: Rob Ford, 15 Windsor Rd., the photo and the alleged video
Charlie Gillis on tipping points and the trajectory of political scandal
Rob Ford. Unstoppable?
Rob Ford’s public soap opera is as convoluted as it is fascinating, but is there a finale in sight?
Rob Ford’s very bad day
The Mayor of Toronto, baby-snatching eagles and a story in play
Is the media fair to York University?
Analyzing the many reports of sexual assaults on campus
Rob Ford’s truth
On the allegations of drunkenness, the voters will decide
Toronto Star reporters remove bylines from stories to protest coming layoffs
Anyone reading the paper version of the Toronto Star Wednesday morning may notice something is missing — the bylines.
Top 5 ‘Top Five’ lists about the new Blackberry 10
One involves bikinis, tattoos and paper cranes
What did we accomplish in Afghanistan?
The Toronto Star’s Paul Watson spent a month in Afghanistan and reported back in a series of articles—see here, here and here—on Canadian development efforts. Julian Fantino is unimpressed.
The Scarborough shootings: Shyanne Charles, gun control, and the Toronto Star
Where to begin? Let’s start with a plea for facts.
How reading about coffee may harm your health*
Or perhaps we’re grossly exaggerating…
The frontrunner
Joanna Smith and Chris Selley profile Thomas Mulcair. The Star editorial board offers its endorsement.