There was a big departure at the Toronto Star: Toronto Star editor Michael Cooke is leaving the newspaper in June https://t.co/OqwZtGalWJ pic.twitter.com/PoREL2blLZ — J-Source (@jsource) March 23, 2018 Here are all the rest of the media on the move in March: Happy to announce @kaitlyncmcgrath will be joining our Blue Jays staff @TheAthleticTO this year.…
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Michael Cooke, the editor who shepherded the Toronto Star through the mayoralty of Rob Ford and the launch and subsequent closure of its tablet edition, will step down from his post at the beginning of June. In a statement released March 23, 2018, Torstar announced that Cooke will leave the Toronto Star June 1. The…
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