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{{Short description|Television, radio and media outlets in Toronto, Canada}}
[[File:City tv control room Doors Open Toronto 2012 (1).jpg|thumb|A [[production control room]] in Toronto's Rogers Studios for [[City (TV network)|City]] and [[Omni Television]]. Both are subsidiaries of [[Rogers Media]].]]
The '''media in Toronto''' encompasses a wide range of [[television stations|television]] and [[radio stations]], as well as [[digital media|digital]] and [[print media]] outlets. These media platforms either service the entire city or are cater to a specific neighbourhood or community within Toronto. Additionally, several media outlets from Toronto extend their services to cover the [[Greater Toronto Area]] and the [[Golden Horseshoe]] region. While most media outlets in Toronto cater to local or regional audiences, there are also several national media outlets based in the city that distribute their services across Canada and caters to a national audience.

Toronto is largest mass media market in Canada, and the fourth-largest market in [[North America]], behind [[New York City]], [[Los Angeles]] and [[Chicago]]. As a result, several Canadian media companies and conglomerates are based in Toronto.

==TV stations==
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!OTA [[virtual channel]] ([[Program and System Information Protocol|PSIP]])
!OTA channel
!Rogers Cable
!Bell Fibe TV
!Call Sign
!Network
!Notes
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|5.1
|20 ([[ultra high frequency|UHF]])
|6
|205
|[[CBLT-DT]]
|[[CBC Television]]
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|-
|9.1
|9 ([[very high frequency|VHF]])
|8
|201
|[[CFTO-DT]]
|[[CTV Television Network|CTV]]
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|-
|19.1
|19 ([[ultra high frequency|UHF]])
|2
|209
|[[TVOntario|CICA-DT]]
|[[TVOntario]]
|Provincial [[Public broadcasting|public]] educational broadcaster
|-
|25.1
|25 ([[ultra high frequency|UHF]])
|12
|101
|[[CBLFT-DT]]
|[[Ici Radio-Canada Télé]]
|Toronto's only OTA [[French language]] station.
|-
|40.1
|26 ([[ultra high frequency|UHF]])
|14
|207
|[[CJMT-DT]]
|[[Omni Television]] (OMNI 2)
|Multicultural ([[Africa]]/[[Asia]]/[[Middle East]]), sister station to CFMT
|-
|41.1
|17 ([[ultra high frequency|UHF]])
|3
|203
|[[CIII-DT]]
|[[Global Television Network|Global]]
|
|-
|47.1
|30 ([[ultra high frequency|UHF]])
|4
|206
|[[CFMT-DT]]
|[[Omni Television]] (OMNI 1)
|Multicultural ([[North America|America]]/[[Caribbean]]/[[Europe]]), sister station to CJMT
|-
|57.1
|18 ([[ultra high frequency|UHF]])
|7
|204
|[[CITY-DT]]
|[[Citytv]]
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|-
|&ndash;
|&ndash;
|24
|503
|&ndash;
|[[CP24]]
|24-hour local news channel
|-
|&ndash;
|&ndash;
|&ndash;
|1
|&ndash;
|[[TV1 (Canada)|TV1]]
|[[Community channel (Canada)|Community channel]] for [[Bell Fibe TV]] subscribers
|}
[[File:CanadianBroadcastingCentre2.JPG|thumb|The [[Canadian Broadcasting Centre]] in Toronto is the English-language broadcasting headquarters for the [[Canadian Broadcasting Corporation|CBC]]'s [[CBC Radio|radio]] and [[CBC Television|television]] service.]]
The incumbent cable provider in the Toronto area is [[Rogers Cable]], which originally secured the cable franchise for most of the pre-amalgamation city of Toronto, and later purchased the systems in surrounding areas. Since 2010, [[Bell Fibe TV]] (an [[IPTV]] terrestrial service operated by Rogers' rival [[Bell Canada]]) has been available in most neighbourhoods in the Greater Toronto Area. Independent IPTV television services such as [[Vmedia]] and Zazeen have also become available.

[[United States|American]] network affiliates on Toronto cable are piped in from [[Buffalo, New York]], including [[WGRZ]] ([[NBC]]), [[WIVB-TV]] ([[CBS]]), [[WKBW-TV]] ([[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]]), [[WUTV]] ([[Fox Broadcasting Company|Fox]]), and [[WNED-TV]] ([[Public Broadcasting Service|PBS]]). For additional fees cable subscribers can also watch [[WNYO-TV]] ([[MyNetworkTV]]) and [[WNLO (TV)|WNLO]] ([[The CW Television Network|The CW]]). Many of these stations can be seen over the air throughout the [[Greater Toronto Area]].

Toronto has seven times the population of the Buffalo market.  In particular, WUTV and WNED rely heavily on viewership from Toronto; both have long identified as serving "Buffalo/Toronto," and also have sales offices in the city.  More than half of WNED's members live in Toronto.

Most of Canada's over-the-air and cable television networks also have national operations based in Toronto; for more information, see [[List of Canadian television channels]].
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==Radio==
===Toronto stations===
====AM====
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!Frequency
!Call sign
!Branding
!Format
!Owner
!Notes
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|[[AM radio|AM]] 590
|[[CJCL]]
|Sportsnet 590 The Fan
|[[sports radio|sports]]
|[[Rogers Media]]
|
|-
|AM 640
|[[CFMJ]]
|Global News Radio 640 Toronto
|[[talk radio|talk]]
|[[Corus Entertainment]]
|
|-
|AM 680
|[[CFTR (AM)|CFTR]]
|[[CITY-DT|CityNews]] 680
|[[news radio|news]]
|[[Rogers Media]]
|
|-
|AM 740
|[[CFZM]]
| Zoomer Radio
|[[pop standards]]
|[[ZoomerMedia]]
|
|-
|AM 860
|[[CJBC (AM)|CJBC]]
|[[Ici Radio-Canada Première]]
|[[public broadcasting|public]] [[news radio|news]]/[[talk radio|talk]]
|[[Canadian Broadcasting Corporation]]
|[[French language|French]]
|-
|AM 960
|[[CKNT]]
|960 CKNT
|[[talk radio|talk]]
|
|
|-
|AM 1010
|[[CFRB]]
|Newstalk 1010
|[[News radio|news]]/[[Talk radio|talk]]
|[[Bell Media]]
|CFRB also has a 1 kW [[shortwave radio|shortwave]] repeater, [[CFRX]] at 6070&nbsp;kHz (6.07&nbsp;MHz) 
|-
|AM 1050
|[[CHUM (AM)|CHUM]]
|TSN Radio 1050
|[[sports radio]]
|[[Bell Media]]
|
|-
|AM 1280
|[[CJRU (AM)|CJRU]]
|CJRU.ca
|[[campus radio|campus/community]]
|[[Toronto Metropolitan University|Ryerson University]]
|
|-
|AM 1430
|[[CHKT]]
|Fairchild Radio
|[[multilingual]]
|[[Fairchild Radio]]
|
|-
|AM 1540
|[[CHIN (AM)|CHIN]]
|CHIN Radio
|[[multilingual]]
|[[CHIN Radio/TV International]]
|Rebroadcaster at 91.9 FM. Station created by [[Johnny Lombardi]]
|-
|AM 1610
|[[CHHA (AM)|CHHA]]
|Voces Latinas
|[[Spanish language|Spanish]] [[community radio|community station]]
|San Lorenzo Latin American Community Centre
|
|-
|AM 1690
|[[CHTO]]
|
|[[multilingual]]
|Canadian Hellenic Toronto Radio
|
|}

====FM====
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!Frequency
!Call sign
!Branding
!Format
!Owner
!Notes
|-
|[[FM radio|FM]] 88.1
|[[CIND-FM]]
|Indie88
|[[indie rock]]
|[[Central Ontario Broadcasting]]
|Approved by the CRTC on September 12, 2012, on CKLN-FM's former frequency
|-
|[[FM radio|FM]] 88.9
|[[CIRV-FM|CIRV]]
|
|[[multilingual]]
|Frank Alvarez
| used by [[Fairchild Radio]] for FM coverage
|-
|FM 89.5
|[[CIUT-FM|CIUT]]
|[[University of Toronto]] Community Radio
|[[Campus radio|campus]]/[[community radio|community]]
|[[University of Toronto]] [[campus radio]]
|
|-
|FM 90.3
|[[CJBC-FM|CJBC]]
|[[Ici Musique]]
|[[public broadcasting|public]] music
|[[Canadian Broadcasting Corporation]]
|[[French language|French]]
|-
|FM 91.1
|[[CJRT-FM|CJRT]]
|JAZZ.FM 91
|[[jazz]]/[[public radio|public]]
|CJRT-FM Inc.
|
|-
|FM 91.9
|[[CHIN (AM)|CHIN-1]]
|CHIN Radio
|[[multilingual]]
|CHIN Radio/TV International
|[[Rebroadcaster]] of [[CHIN (AM)]], not to be confused with [[CHIN-FM]]
|-
|FM 92.5
|[[CKIS-FM|CKIS]]
|Kiss 92.5
|[[contemporary hit radio|CHR]]
|[[Rogers Media]]
|
|-
|FM 93.5
|[[CFXJ-FM|CFXJ]]
|New Country 93.5
|[[Country music|Country]]
|[[Stingray Radio]]
|
|-
|FM 94.1
|[[CBL-FM|CBL]]
|[[CBC Music]]
|[[public broadcasting|public]] music
|[[Canadian Broadcasting Corporation]]
|formerly CBC Radio 2
|-
|FM 95.9
|[[CJKX-FM|CJKX-FM-2]]
|KX96
|[[country music|country]]
|[[Durham Radio]]
|Rebroadcaster of CJKX-FM [[Ajax, Ontario|Ajax]]
|-
|FM 96.3
|[[CFMZ-FM|CFMZ]]
|Classical 96.3
|[[European classical music|classical music]]
|[[ZoomerMedia]]
|
|-
|FM 96.9
|[[CKHC-FM|CKHC]]
|Radio Humber
|[[campus radio]]
|[[Humber College]]
|
|-
|FM 97.3
|[[CHBM-FM|CHBM]]
|Boom 97.3
|[[adult hits]]
|[[Newcap Radio|Stingray Radio]]
|
|-
|FM 98.1
|[[CHFI-FM|CHFI]]
|98.1 CHFI
|[[adult contemporary]]
|[[Rogers Media]]
|
|-
|FM 98.7
|[[CKFG-FM|CKFG]]
|Flow 98.7
|[[Urban contemporary|hip-hop]]/[[Urban adult contemporary|R&B]]/[[World music]]
|CINA Media Group
|
|-
|FM 99.1
|[[CBLA-FM|CBLA]]
|[[CBC Radio One]]
|[[public broadcasting|public]] [[news radio|news]]/[[talk radio|talk]]
|[[Canadian Broadcasting Corporation]]
|
|-
|FM 99.9
|[[CKFM-FM|CKFM]]
|Virgin Radio 99.9 
|[[contemporary hit radio|CHR]]
|[[Bell Media]]
|
|-
|FM 100.7
|[[CHIN-FM|CHIN]]
|CHIN Radio
|[[multilingual]]
|[[CHIN Radio/TV International]]
|
|-
|FM 101.3
|[[CJSA-FM|CJSA]]
|Diversity FM
|[[multilingual]]
|Diversity Media Group
|
|-
|FM 102.7
|[[CJRK-FM|CJRK]]
| East FM 102.7 
|[[multilingual]]
|East FM - 8041393 Canada Inc
|
|-
|FM 103.9
|[[CIRR-FM|CIRR]]
|103.9 Proud FM
|[[LGBT]] community/[[adult top 40]]
|[[Evanov Communications]]
|Last air date: August 31, 2023
|-
|FM 104.5
|[[CHUM-FM|CHUM]]
|CHUM 104.5
|[[hot adult contemporary|hot AC]]
|[[Bell Media]]
|
|-
|FM 105.1
|[[CHOQ-FM|CHOQ]]
|Radio-Toronto
|[[Franco-Ontarian]] [[community radio|community]]
|Cooperative Radio-Toronto
|[[French language|French]]
|-
|FM 105.3
|[[CKSC-FM|CKSC]]
| 
|[[Christian Radio]]
|International Harvesters for Christ Evangelistic Associations Inc. (Scarborough)
|''(NEW approved April 28, 2021. Airdate To be announced)''<ref>[https://crtc.gc.ca/eng/archive/2021/2021-142.htm Broadcasting Decision CRTC 2021-142], New specialty (Christian music) FM radio station in Scarborough, ''CRTC'', April 28, 2021</ref>
|-
|FM 105.5
|[[CHRY-FM|CHRY]]
|Vibe 105–5
|[[urban contemporary]]
|Board of Directors of CHRY Community Radio, Inc.
|
|-
|FM 106.5
|[[CFPT-FM]]
|106.5 Elmnt FM
|[[Indigenous peoples in Canada|indigenous]] community/[[adult top 40]]
|[[Aboriginal Peoples Television Network|First Peoples Radio]]
|
|-
|FM 107.1
|[[CILQ-FM|CILQ]]
|Q107
|[[mainstream rock]]
|[[Corus Entertainment]]
|
|}

===Other stations===
Numerous radio stations licensed to communities outside the [[City of Toronto]] are also marketed to the City of Toronto proper, as well as the rest of the Greater Toronto Area.  This includes one [[United States|American]] station.

====AM====
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!Frequency
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!Branding
!Format
!Owner
!Location 
!Notes
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|AM 530
|[[CHLO (AM)|CHLO]]
|
|[[multilingual]]
|[[Evanov Communications]]
|[[Brampton]]
|Formerly CIAO from 1987 to 2019
|-
|AM 770
|[[WTOR]]
|
|[[multicultural]]
|[[Birach Broadcasting Corporation]]
|[[Youngstown, New York]]
|
|-
|AM 1250
|[[CJYE]]
|Joy 1250
|[[Christian radio]]
|Trafalgar Broadcasting Ltd.
|[[Oakville, Ontario|Oakville]]
|
|-
|AM 1320
|[[CJMR]]
|The Voice of the City
|[[multilingual]]
|Trafalgar Broadcasting Ltd.
|[[Mississauga]]
|
|-
|AM 1350
|[[CIRF]]
|
|[[multilingual]]/Ethnic - South Asian
|Radio Humsafar
|[[Brampton]]
|
|-
|AM 1580
|[[CKDO]]
|
|[[oldies]]
|Durham Radio
|[[Oshawa]]
|CKDO has a rebroadcaster at 107.7 FM.
|-
|AM 1650
|[[CINA (AM)|CINA]]
|
|multicultural
|Neeti Prakash Ray
|[[Mississauga]]
|
|}

====FM====
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!Frequency
!Call sign
!Branding
!Format
!Owner
!Location
!Notes
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|FM 88.5
|[[CKDX-FM|CKDX]]
|Hot Country 88.5
|[[country music|country]]
|[[Evanov Communications]]
|[[Newmarket, Ontario|Newmarket]]
|
|-
|FM 90.7
|[[CFU758]]
|RAV-FM
|[[high school radio]]/[[community radio|community]]
|[[Hodan Nalayeh Secondary School]]
|[[Thornhill, Ontario|Thornhill]]
|
|-
|FM 91.9
|[[CKC455]]
|CFRE
|[[campus radio]]
|[[University of Toronto Mississauga]]
|[[Mississauga]]
|
|-
|FM 94.9
|[[CKGE-FM]]
| 94.9 The Rock
|[[rock music|rock]]
|Durham Radio
|[[Oshawa]]
|
|-
|FM 95.3
|[[CING-FM|CING]]
|Energy 95.3
|[[hot adult contemporary]]
|[[Corus Entertainment]]
|[[Hamilton, Ontario|Hamilton]]
|
|-
|FM 102.1
|[[CFNY-FM|CFNY]]
|102.1 The Edge
|[[modern rock]]
|[[Corus Entertainment]]
|licensed for [[Brampton]]; transmitter and studios are in [[downtown Toronto]]
|
|-
|FM 102.9
|[[CKLH-FM|CKLH]]
|Bounce 102.9
|[[adult hits]]
|[[Bell Media]]
|[[Hamilton, Ontario|Hamilton]]
|
|-
|FM 103.5
|[[CIDC-FM|CIDC]]
|Z103.5
|[[contemporary hit radio|CHR]]
|[[Evanov Communications]]
|[[Orangeville, Ontario|Orangeville]]
|
|-
|FM 105.9
|[[CFMS-FM|CFMS]]
|The Region
|multilingual
|Bhupinder Bola (OBCI)
|[[Markham, Ontario|Markham]]
|
|-
|FM 107.9
|[[CJXY-FM|CJXY]]
|Y108
|[[active rock]]
|[[Corus Entertainment]]
|[[Burlington, Ontario|Burlington]]
|
|}

===Former stations===
Please see former City of Toronto radio stations at the [[Canadian Communications Foundation]].<ref>[http://www.broadcasting-history.ca/index3.html?url=http%3A//www.broadcasting-history.ca/listings_and_histories/radio/listings.php%3Fpt%3D132%26r%3D343%26ac%3D%26former%3Dy Former radio stations in the City of Toronto] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160304043007/http://www.broadcasting-history.ca/index3.html?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.broadcasting-history.ca%2Flistings_and_histories%2Fradio%2Flistings.php%3Fpt%3D132%26r%3D343%26ac%3D%26former%3Dy |date=2016-03-04 }} Canadian Communications Foundation</ref>
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* [[CFBN]]
* [[CFCA (AM)|CFCA]]
* [[CHEV (AM)|CHEV]]
* [[CJVF-FM]]
* [[Aboriginal Voices Radio Network|CKAV-FM]]
* [[CKLN-FM]]
* [[CKO]]
* [[CKRG-FM]]
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==Print==
===Newspapers===
====National dailies====
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* ''[[The Globe and Mail]]''
* ''[[National Post]]''

====Local dailies====
[[File:One Yonge Street August 2017.jpg|thumb|[[One Yonge Street]] from the [[Toronto Harbour]]. The building serves as the headquarters for the ''[[Toronto Star]]'', the [[List of newspapers in Canada by circulation|highest-circulating local newspaper in Canada]].]]

* ''[[Corriere Canadese]]'' – [[Italian language|Italian]]
* ''Toronto Guardian'' – [[English language]] 
* ''Korea Times'' – [[Korean language|Korean]] (not to be confused with ''[[Korea Times]]'')
* ''[[StarMetro (newspaper)]]'' – formerly ''Metro'', ''Metro Today'', ''GTA Today''
* ''[[Ming Pao (Toronto)|Ming Pao Daily News]]'' (明報) – [[traditional Chinese character]]s, with a moderate preference towards [[Cantonese]] in transliterations
* ''El Popular'' – [[Spanish language|Spanish]]
* ''[[Sing Tao (Toronto)|Sing Tao Daily]]'' (星島日報) – [[traditional Chinese character]]s, with a moderate preference towards [[Cantonese]] in transliterations
* ''South Asian Observer'' CLOSED
* ''[[Today Daily News (Toronto)|Today Daily news]]'' (現代日報) – [[traditional Chinese character]]s
* ''[[Toronto Star]]''
* ''[[Toronto Sun]]''
* ''[[World Journal News (Toronto)|World Journal]]'' (世界日報) – [[traditional Chinese character]]s, with a heavy preference towards [[Standard Chinese|Mandarin]], especially as spoken in [[Taiwan]], in transliterations

====Alternative====
* ''[[Now (newspaper)|NOW Magazine]]'' — entertainment weekly

====Community and weekly newspapers====
[[Metroland Media Group]] is a subsidiary of [[Torstar]] Corporation which publishes the ''Toronto Star''. Metroland publishes a series of weekly neighbourhood papers, some of which previously printed two or three times a week. They are distributed free of charge and have captured a large portion of the neighbourhood advertising flyer market. These newspapers are: ''Bloor West Villager, City Centre Mirror, East York/Beach Mirror, Etobicoke Guardian, North York Mirror, Parkdale-Liberty Villager, Scarborough Mirror'' and ''York Guardian''.

Several independent community newspapers include the ''[[Town Crier (Newspaper)|Town Crier]]'' and the ''Post City Magazines'' chain of monthly neighbourhood magazines, ''Beach Metro News'', the ''Annex Gleaner'', the ''Liberty Gleaner'', ''West End Phoenix'' and the ''Marklander'' in the far west of Toronto.

Monthly broadsheet ''The Bulletin'' converted into an online-only outlet, now defunct.

''[[L'Express (Toronto)|L'Express]]'' and ''[[Le Métropolitain]]'' are French-language weekly newspapers.

====Ethnic and multicultural newspapers====
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* ''Ajit Weekly'' - Punjabi language
* ''CanIndia News'' - English language weekly
* ''The Contact Weekly'' - English language
* ''Correio da Manhã Canadá'' - Portuguese language twice-weekly
* ''Culture Magazin'' - Vietnamese and English language
* ''das Journal'' - German language, every two weeks
* ''Gazeta'' - Polish language weekly
* ''Gujarat Abroad'' - Canada's oldest and largest newspaper for the Gujarati community; weekly; published Fridays since 2002; caters to over 250K population mainly in the greater Toronto area through print and online e-paper;  mainly distributed to major Indian grocery stores and religious places
* ''India Journal'' - English language 
* ''Kanadai-Amerikai Magyars'' - Hungarian language weekly 
* ''Kanadan Sanomat'' - Finnish language weekly
* ''Milénio Stadium'' - Portuguese language, weekly
* ''[[Pakistan Post]]'' - Canada's largest and oldest Pakistani newspaper; weekly covering community news relevant to the South Asian community, mainly those from Pakistan; includes entertainment, news from abroad, regular columns, fashion and special features
* ''Russian Express'' - Russian language
* ''[[Salam Toronto]]'' - Persian-English weekly paper
*Sol Português/Portuguese Sun - Portuguese language, weekly
* ''StarBuzz Weekly''- entertainment and lifestyle weekly for South Asians; published in English from Toronto CLOSED
* ''Sunday Times'' - Urdu language weekly
* ''Thangatheepam'' - Tamil language weekly
* ''The Weekly Voice'' - Punjabi and Hindi news
* ''Thời Báo'' - Vietnamese language
* ''Thời Mới'' - Vietnamese language
* ''Urdu Khabarnama'' - Urdu language weekly
* ''Weekly Hankook'' - Korean language
* ''Wiadomości'' - Polish language weekly
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=====Caribbean media=====
* ''Toronto Caribbean Newspaper'' - Toronto's Largest Caribbean Newspaper 
* ''The Caribbean Camera'' - Canada's largest newspaper on Caribbean affairs
* ''Caribbean Weekly'' - Canada's only Caribbean Entertainment newspaper
* ''Pride News Magazine'' - Canada's African and Caribbean Canadian newspaper
* ''[[Share (newspaper)|Share]]'' - weekly community newspaper which has served the Black and Caribbean community in the greater Toronto area since April 9, 1978
* ''Vision Newspaper Canada'' - the double award-winning Caribbean community newspaper

=====Chinese media=====
* ''[[C C Times]]'' (加中時報) - [[simplified Chinese|simplified]] and [[traditional Chinese character]]s, with a moderate preference towards [[Standard Chinese|Mandarin]] as spoken in [[mainland China]] in transliterations; free weekly
* ''[[China Today Wen Wei Po (Toronto)|China Today Wen Wei Po]]'' (文匯報) - [[simplified Chinese character]]s
* ''[[Chinese Canadian Voice]]'' (社区報) - [[traditional Chinese character]]s; monthly
* ''[[Global Chinese Press]]'' (環球華報) - [[traditional Chinese character]]s; free weekly
* ''[[New Star Times]]'' (星星生活報) - [[traditional Chinese character]]s; free weekly

=====Latin media=====
* ''Latinos Multicultural Magazine'' - Bilingual (English/Spanish) Monthly Printed publication
* ''El Centro'' - [[Spanish language|Spanish]] weekly
* ''Toronto Hispano''

====Student newspapers====
[[File:ExcaliburYorkU.jpg|thumb|Copies for the ''[[Excalibur (newspaper)|Excalibur]]'', a [[student newspaper]] for [[York University]].]]
* [[Canadian University Press]]
* ''[[The Dialog]]'' - George Brown College
* ''[[East York Observer]]'' - [[Centennial College (Canada)|Centennial College]]
* ''[[The Excalibur (newspaper)|The Excalibur]]'' - York University
* ''[[The Eyeopener]]'' - Toronto Metropolitan University
* ''[[Humber Et Cetera]]'' - Humber College
* ''[[The Medium (newspaper)|The Medium]]'' - University of Toronto
* ''[[The Newspaper]]'' - University of Toronto
* ''[[On the Record (newspaper)|On the Record]]'' - Toronto Metropolitan University
* ''[[Senecan]]''  - [[Seneca College]]
* ''[[The Scene (newspaper)|The Scene]]'' - Seneca College
* ''[[The Strand (newspaper)|The Strand]]'' - University of Toronto
* ''[[The Toronto Observer]]'' - [[Centennial College (Canada)|Centennial College]]
* ''The Underground'' - University of Toronto
* ''[[The Varsity (newspaper)|The Varsity]]'' - University of Toronto
* ''[[The Woodsworth Howl]]'' - University of Toronto

====Former newspapers====
{{Further|York, Upper Canada#Media}}
[[File:That Mail Building, Toronto 2.PNG|thumb|The Mail Building in Toronto c. 1870. It headquartered ''[[The Toronto Mail]]'' newspaper, which operated from 1872 to 1895, when it merged with ''[[Toronto Empire]]'' to form ''[[The Mail and Empire]]''.]]
* ''[[Eye Weekly]]'' / ''[[The Grid]]'' - defunct
* ''[[The Globe (Toronto newspaper)|The Globe]]'' - 1844 to 1936; merged with ''The Mail and Empire'' to form ''The Globe and Mail''
* ''[[Grip (magazine)|Grip]]'' - 1873 to 1894; satirical newsweekly
* ''The Leader'' - 1852 to 1878
* ''[[The Mail and Empire]]'' - 1895 to 1936; merged with ''The Globe'' to form ''The Globe and Mail''
* ''[[The News (Toronto)|The News]]'' - 1881 to 1919; changed name to ''The Times'' in March 1919, which lasted until September of that year
* ''[[The Sentinel (Toronto)|The Sentinel]]'' - 1877 to 1896; newspaper of the [[Orange Order]]
* ''[[The Star Weekly]]'' - 1910 to 1973;  Sunday edition of the ''Toronto Star'', later a weekend supplement in the Saturday ''Toronto Star''
* ''The Telegraph'' - 1866 to 1872
* ''[[The Toronto World]]'' - 1880 to 1921; final weekday edition 9 April 1921; assets acquired by ''The Mail and Empire''<ref>{{cite web|author1=Jamie Bradburn|title=The World of William Findlay Maclean|url=http://torontoist.com/2012/03/historicist-the-world-of-william-findlay-maclean/|publisher=Torontoist|access-date=11 December 2014|date=17 March 2012}}</ref>
**''[[The Toronto World#The Sunday World|Toronto Sunday World]]'' - absorbed by the ''[[Star Weekly]]'' in 1924
* ''[[Toronto Empire]]'' - 1887 to 1895; merged with ''The Mail'' to form ''The Mail and Empire''
* ''[[The Toronto Mail]]'' - 1872 to 1895; merged with ''The Empire'' to form ''The Mail and Empire''
* ''[[Toronto Telegram]]'' - 1876 to 1971; much of the staff then formed the ''Toronto Sun''
* ''[[Toronto Special]]'' - appears defunct
* ''[[24 Hours (newspaper)|24 Hours]]'' — ceased publishing November 27, 2017
* ''[[Xtra!]]'' - last print edition February 2015

===Magazines===
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* ''[[Canadian Living]]''
* ''[[Canadian Business]]''
* ''[[Chatelaine (magazine)|Chatelaine]]''
* ''[[Elle (magazine)|Elle]]'' 
* ''[[Exclaim!]]''
* ''[[Fab (magazine)|fab]]''
* ''[[FASHION Magazine|FASHION]]''
* ''Foodism Toronto (magazine)''<ref>{{cite web|author1=Chris Powell|title=Foodism Toronto Launching Print Edition in September|url=http://marketingmag.ca/media/foodism-toronto-launching-print-edition-in-september-170231/|work=Marketing magazine|access-date=9 November 2021|date=15 March 2016}}</ref>
* ''[[FutuRéale]]''
* ''[[Maclean's]]'' -  national magazine based in Toronto
* ''[[MoneySense]]''
* ''[[Outlooks]]''
* ''[[Saturday Night (magazine)|Saturday Night]]'' - no longer in print
* ''[[Shameless (magazine)|Shameless]]''
* ''[[Spacing (magazine)|Spacing]]''
* ''[[Sportsnet]]'' magazine
* ''[[This Magazine]]''
* ''[[Toronto Life]]''
* ''[[The Walrus]]''
* ''[[Weddingbells]]''
* ''[[Women's Post]]''
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==Online-only==
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* ''Best of Toronto''
* ''BlogTO''
* ''Curiocity'' 
* ''Dailyhive''
* ''[[Flare (magazine)|Flare]]'' - formerly in print.
* ''Gent's Post''
* ''[[Narcity Media]]''
* ''Streets of Toronto'' - formerly known as Post City Magazines
* ''Toronto.com''
* ''WanderEater magazine''
* ''View the Vibe'' - also syndicated onto the TTC media portal "Tconnect".<ref>{{cite web|author1=Steven Branco|title=Stamina Group Inc. and BAI Communications Partner to Provide Syndicated Content for the TCONNECT TTC Wi-Fi Captive Portal|url=https://havestamina.com/stamina-group-inc-bai-communications-tconnect-ttc-wi-fi-captive-portal/|publisher=Stamina Group|access-date=9 November 2021|date=8 July 2021}}</ref>
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==Book publishers==
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* [[Coach House Press]]
* [[Cormorant Books]]
* [[House of Anansi Press]]
* [[McClelland and Stewart]]
* [[Tundra Books]]
* [[University of Toronto Press]]
* [[ECW Press]]
* [[Optimum Publishing International]]
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==References==
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{{Media by city in Canada}}
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[[Category:Lists of mass media by city in Canada|Toronto]]
[[Category:Mass media in Toronto|*]]
[[Category:Toronto-related lists]]