After a lengthy battle with cancer, Toronto Star photographer Vince Talotta has passed away at age 53. He is being remembered for his boisterous charm that won over even the crustiest of colleagues, competitors and subjects ..read more

In the face of a global health crisis, front-line workers have risen to the occasion time and time again ..read more

2020 started much the same as any other January with typical assignments: the New Year’s baby, protests, sporting events and weather features to fill the news holes of a quiet month ..read more

2020 began with the eagerness of a new year, ran straight into the fear, anxiety and isolation of a pandemic, then ended with the optimism of vaccinations. All through that journey, Star photographers captured the incomparable visual moments that were our history in the making. They were out on our streets to forever (and safely) record the grimness but also the humanity; the restraint but also the beauty; the anger and upheavals; the grief, but also the love and resilience, that made up these unforgettable 12 months. — Irene Gentle, editor, Toronto Star ..read more

Steve Russell, now in his 25th year at the Toronto Star, looks back on the crazy pandemic year of 2020 ..read more

You shared photos of Santa visits at Eaton’s and brothers lighting Hanukkah candles. The TSO scored it with Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy ..read more

Toronto’s second COVID-19 lockdown, effective Monday, November 23, will be painful as the holiday season approaches, small businesses say ..read more

Harold Von Holstein-Rathlou shared stories with the Star before a lunch in his honour ..read more

Use our interactive tool to zoom in and see the photos taken by Toronto Star photographers during the pandemic ..read more

Toronto Star photographers captured some of the centre fielder’s greatest plays with the Jays ..read more