Toronto Sun
Summary
The Toronto Sun is an English-language daily tabloid newspaper published in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is known for its daily Sunshine Girl feature and for what it sees as a populist conservative editorial stance.The Sun was first published on November 1, 1971, the Monday after the demise of the Toronto Telegram, a conservative broadsheet. As there was no publishing gap between the two papers and many writers and employees moved to the new paper, it is today generally considered as a direct continuation of the Telegram, and the Sun is the holder of the Telegram archives.The Toronto Sun is modeled on British tabloid journalism, even borrowing the name of The Sun newspaper published in London, and some of the features, including the typically bikini-clad Sunshine Girl, who was on the same page as the British paper.
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Toronto Sun misspells ‘correction’ in correction note
So, the Sun misspelled correction today in a correction. Not sure how you correct that. ow. ly/i/1dSvA.
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Series of Sun newspapers (Canada) eEditions appear in the Apple Newsstand, built by NewspaperDirect
This was a tough way to start my day, looking in the Apple Newsstand and seeing new apps for the Sun newspapers from Canada.
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Canadian publisher cuts 500 jobs
Québecor Media, one of Canada's largest newspaper publishers, is cutting 500 jobs from its Sun chain, which operates major dailies across the country as well as hundreds of community newspapers.
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Local news crisis: it's not too late for publishers to implement radical ideas
Today's extract from What do we mean by local?* is by Neil Fowler, a former regional daily newspaper editor - four times over - who also spent a stint in Canada as publisher of the Toronto Sun. He is now director of creative and content at Headlines Corporate News.
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Toronto Sun misspells ‘Monday’ on front page
Somebody at the Toronto Sun is having a very bad start to the week, after some promotional copies of the paper went out with a front page typo:.
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Reuters moving online newsroom to India
Reuters is moving its global online newsroom from Toronto to Bangalore, the company confirmed Thursday to Dana Flavelle of the Toronto Sun.
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Canadian TV: Have We Lost Our Identity?
It seems fitting that on the launch of Huffington Post TV Canada, I'm examining the future of Canadian television. After all, when I first started covering television in 2002, blogs were so new that people said the word with invisible air quotes around it. I think we were all hoping someone would come up with a less ridiculous name for online journals.
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The Media Equation: Paton Prepares His Newspapers for a World Without Print
One of the biggest newspaper chains in America is run by John Paton, who thinks that print is, if not exactly dead, dying a lot faster than anyone thought.
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Peter Worthington: Toronto Sun Rises at 40 as Newspapers Fade
Tomorrow is the 40th anniversary of the birth of the Toronto Sun, and yesterday was the 40th anniversary of the last edition of the 95-year-old Toronto Telegram.
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Bill Brioux: CTV Iron Man Lloyd Robertson Calls it a Day
Just as my kids have never known life without The Simpsons, few Canadians have known life without Lloyd Robertson. Canada's most-trusted news anchor signed off for the last time last night on the CTV National News. He's been a TV newsman since before CTV was on the air, on televison since the mid-'50s.
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