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The '''''Toronto Star''''' is a very popular [[newspaper]] in [[Canada]].
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The '''''Toronto Star''''' is one of Canada's largest [[legacy media corporation]]s.  It is the country's largest-circulation [[newspaper]], although the print edition is distributed almost exclusively in [[Ontario]], and has an online presence.
[[image:Toronot star hate speech.jpg|thumb|In August 2021, the newspaper demanded refusing health care to people not taking the [[COVID-19/vaccine|COVID-19 vaccine]]]]
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It has traditionally supported the [[Liberal Party of Canada]].<ref>https://www.thestar.com/trust/2018/05/24/how-the-star-is-making-its-political-endorsements-more-transparent.html</ref>
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[[image:Bilderberg group The secret elite.jpg|thumb|left|400px|The ''Toronto Star'' of May 8, 1983, which published a report by [[Robert Eringer]] on the [[Bilderberg]].]]
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One of Canada's largest legacy media corporations.

The Toronto Star is one of Canada's largest legacy media corporations. It is the country's largest-circulation newspaper, although the print edition is distributed almost exclusively in Ontario, and has an online presence.

It has traditionally supported the Liberal Party of Canada.[1]

The Toronto Star of May 8, 1983, which published a report by Robert Eringer on the Bilderberg.


 

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Robert PrichardChief Executive Officer of Torstar Corporation20022009Attended multiple Bilderberg meetings
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