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Toronto Star: How do I comment about something inaccurate or unfair in the paper? You can contact the Star's Bureau of Accuracy and ombud by email at ombud@thestar.ca, by phone at 416-869-4949 or by fax at 416-869-4322. How do I submit a news tip or news release to the Star? If you have a news tip, call the 24-hour news desk at 416-869-4300 or send via email to city@thestar.ca. News releases can be sent by fax to 416-869-4328 or email to estar.ca. For tips on how to prepare a press release, please visit Contact Us page on the Toronto star website How do I submit an article to the newspaper? Stories should be submitted to the section of the newspaper to which they're best suited. Please see Editorial Departments/Sections. Alternatively, they can be sent by fax to 416-869-4328 or email to city@thestar.ca. Hard copies can be mailed to a specific section of the paper or the Editorial Department at One Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario M5E 1E6. How do I reach someone at the Star? Most Star staff members can be reached by email. In most cases the email address follows this formula (all lower case): first initial + first six letters of last name@thestar.ca. You can also reach staff in the Editorial department (newsroom) via phone at 416-869-4300 or fax at 416-869-4328. To reach a freelance writer, contact the section of the newspaper in which the article appeared. Globe and Mail: Letters to the Editor, however, should be sent to ...