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htmldata[0] = "On October 16, 1977, the Star published its first Sunday edition, which made it the only media outlet in the country to publish seven days a week."
htmldata[1] = "Marilyn Bell, 16, was the first person to swim Lake Ontario amid a newspaper war between the Toronto Daily Star and Toronto Telegram. Marilyn wrote an exclusive first person story for The Star."
htmldata[2] = "824,200 Saturday Star readers do not read another Saturday newspaper. (Source: NADbank 2008 Full Study. Toronto CMA, Adults 18+)"
htmldata[3] = "The Star reaches more upscale Torontonians than the Globe and Post Combined. (Source: NADbank 2008 Full Study. Toronto CMA, Adults 18+)"
htmldata[4] = "Almost 600,000 Sunday Star readers (just about twice the population of BC's capital - Victoria) do not read another newspaper. (Source: NADbank 2008 Full Study. Toronto CMA, Adults 18+)"
htmldata[5] = "April 21, 2001, The Toronto Star published the first 3-D paper in North America."
htmldata[6] = "On July 18, 2003, the Star's Ellie Tesher's advice column appeared in the Chicago Sun-Times. The Sun-Times picked Ellie as their first choice to replace Ann Landers."
htmldata[7] = "In October 1998, the Toronto Star became the first Canadian newspaper to be given membership in the International Newspaper Colour Quality Club. Membership is awarded only after a stringent examination by a panel of international judges."
htmldata[8] = "The Saturday Star is read by more Toronto women, age 25-49 with a university plus education, than the Globe and Post combined. (Source: NADbank 2008 Full Study. Toronto CMA, Adults 18+)"
htmldata[9] = "In 1934, The Toronto Star carried more display advertising than any other paper in North America other than the Washington Star."
htmldata[10] = "In 1922, The Star becomes a pioneer in the broadcast field by establishing its own radio station CFCA. "
htmldata[11] = "thestar.com attracts over 1.7 million unique visitors per month. (Source: ComScore Mediametrix, March 2009)"
htmldata[12] = "On April 14, 1900, the Toronto Daily Star becomes the first Canadian newspaper to print illustrations in colour. "
htmldata[13] = "The Toronto Star's \"Free Gas\" contest attracted 65,000 entries, almost all of which were entered online at thestar.com."
htmldata[14] = "In just 2.4 days, the Star's Travel contest - Around The World in 2006, garnered close to 4,000 entries online at thestar.com."
htmldata[15] = "The Saturday Star reaches more Managers/Professionals than the Globe and Post Combined. (Source: NADbank 2008 Full Study. Toronto CMA, Adults 18+)"
htmldata[16] = "17 566,500 weekday Toronto Star readers (approximately 30 packed Air Canada Centre crowds – for hockey) do not read another newspaper. (Source: NADbank 2008 Full Study. Toronto CMA, Adults 18+)"
htmldata[17] = "The weekday Star is read by over 1.1 million readers in Ontario. (Source: NADbank 2008 Full Study. Ontario, Adults 18+)"
htmldata[18] = "The Saturday circulation of the Toronto Star in Ontario (684,205) is more than the two national papers (Globe & Post) combined. (Source: Toronto Star – CCAB Audit for 12 months ending Dec 2008, Globe And Mail/ National Post – ABC Audit for 12 months ending Sept 2008)"
htmldata[19] = "The Saturday Star reaches more women than any other paper reaches total readers. (Source: NADbank 2008 Full Study. Toronto CMA, Adults 18+)"

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