Honest accessible journalism
It is believable journalism that you can get online. Well written and well researched news source.
Liberal Only
This paper is now only liberal opinions and no facts.
Good but could be excellent
I enjoy the e-newspaper. No longer waiting for paper to be delivered. Less waste. To get 5 star rating the word search, puzzles, and sudoka should be interactive.
Glitchy app
No paper today?
Programming errors
I love this feature, especially when I’m away from home but now there’s a problem with the section showing current highlighted stories. It appears to have stopped updating on January 15th. Can you please have your programmers fix it? I really miss it. Thanks. Still receive the paper edition because I love the Star and believe that excellent journalism should be supported.
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Just one annoyance
A great paper. Great opinion pieces. A lot of special interest stories. And available 7 days a week.
The only issue I have is if there are updates to a news item , a lot of the previous day’s points are repeated. It fattens up the paper for nothing.
The only issue I have is if there are updates to a news item , a lot of the previous day’s points are repeated. It fattens up the paper for nothing.
Glitch in Page View
In the updated version, the drop down section selection menu in page view only stays visible for 1 second , then disappears, making it useless.
It’s good to get ePaper Toronto Star
It’s great.
New epaper is fantastic
I currently get the e editions of 4 newspapers. I have always disliked
the Stars epaper and found it clumsy and difficult. The new app moves the Star to the front of the line in ease of use, page readability, and general appearance.
the Stars epaper and found it clumsy and difficult. The new app moves the Star to the front of the line in ease of use, page readability, and general appearance.
Toronto star
Thanks for letting me know to remind me about my bill to pay
No to P.P.
Why, you ask? Simple. I am 79 years old and during my run, I met thousands of people. One of my chosen characteristics, for anyone who is a joy to listen to or chat with , they have a way of looking at many things in a positive way. I watched P.P. during his hatchet days for Mr. Harper, he would easily qualify for Rowan and Martin’s comedy hour. Never smile and never say a good thing about a person or issue. I suspect this a trait he acquired in his early years.
We all know that cliche, do you look at the glass half full or empty? Unfortunately, for P.P. , his glass is empty!
If he wanted to make a change in his appearance, he should watch Eric Idle( you tube) closing song at the 2012 London Olympics, “ Always Look on the Bright Side of Life”. He might learn something?
Brian Moore
5250 Lakeshore Rd.
Burlington
We all know that cliche, do you look at the glass half full or empty? Unfortunately, for P.P. , his glass is empty!
If he wanted to make a change in his appearance, he should watch Eric Idle( you tube) closing song at the 2012 London Olympics, “ Always Look on the Bright Side of Life”. He might learn something?
Brian Moore
5250 Lakeshore Rd.
Burlington
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Improvement Needed
It’s like there’s no proofreading department at the Toronto Star any more- lot’s of mistakes & missing words or words all jammed together. I also received one issue last week with poor resolution & labels on every page (fixed later on in the day) so it was difficult to read. Quality needs to improve.
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No access to iPad edition despite subscribing
I signed up and paid but couldn’t access the iPad edition. Despite taking my money they haven’t responded to emails or sorted this out.
Comment
I read the national post and enjoy the comment section I wish there was a comment section in the Toronto star.
Keep reading
We are daily readers of The Star from front to back. The reporting and articles consistently clear and helpful as we made sense of the day’s developments.
Biker BDJ
Biker BDJ
Enjoy ePaper
We thoroughly enjoy reading our Toronto Star online. It is very convenient and we can access it even when away.
The Star
It’s pretty amazing that with a tap on my phone I can access The Toronto Star at any time however I have to admit I’m “old school”and love reading the paper copy!!!Today we are still waiting for the Saturday addition to arrive,coffee mug in hand but alas it’s late 🙁so until it arrives,I’ll just click onto my e-edition...very handy!!
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Paper paper
It reads like a paper paper just the same but with extra features.
Sports
I’ve enjoyed the Star for many years. I still subscribe to the paper edition. (My wife prefers the crosswords in the newspaper) I read online.
Why is it that the Sports Section is sometimes split into different sections? Why is the Sports Section always buried in the back end of the paper? Minor complaints, maybe, but it’s annoying.
I’m a long time subscriber. I enjoy reading current news, columnists and business, as well as sports. I’m a strong supporter of yours views. Keep up the good work.
Why is it that the Sports Section is sometimes split into different sections? Why is the Sports Section always buried in the back end of the paper? Minor complaints, maybe, but it’s annoying.
I’m a long time subscriber. I enjoy reading current news, columnists and business, as well as sports. I’m a strong supporter of yours views. Keep up the good work.
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Poor sign up/log in interface across various platforms
I finally returned to a Toronto Star subscription. I’ve been disappointed with the sign up/login functionality. I have had various but not consistent failed log in attempts despite all credentials being correct. I emailed for support a week ago and have not heard back. Seems so strange to have such a critical piece of online infrastructure not working optimally.
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