The Toronto Star unveils its new newsroom at an invitation-only event

We’re making the news. On June 14, Toronto Star publisher Jordan Bitove welcomed friends, family, government officials, civic leaders and advertisers to toast the official opening of the Star’s new offices at The Well, otherwise known as 8 Spadina Ave. Well-wishers packed the newsroom for the open house, where they saw photos highlighting the recent 130th anniversary of the Star and meeting rooms named after two legendary publishers: John Honderich, whose association with the organization spanned six decades, and Joseph Atkinson, whose editorial principles still guide the newsroom.

RBC’s Armin Huska with Kim Campbell, Jennifer Dixon-Burling and RBC’s Mackenzie Worthy.

Star editor Anne Marie Owens and Edward Keenan.

Sales team Lily Chiu, Aditya Bharadwaj, Ryan Mihelic, Catherine Hall and Sanjay Rangnekar.

Jordan Bitove, Linda Montgomery, MaRS’s Yung Wu and Nicole Bitove.

Cameron Bitove, Jesse Warfield and Sarah Fenwick.

Millicent Hofung and Cynthia Yeh.

John Matheson and Emma Carver.

Former premier David Peterson.

Perry Dellelce with Canada’s Walk of Fame’s Jeffrey Latimer and RBC’s Tomy Mangattur.

Andrew Phillips and Neil Oliver.

Shree Paradkar, Bob Brunshaw and Elizabeth Crouse.

Joel Williams and Brian Cordingley.

Jim Rankin and Deborah Dundas.

Jordan Bitove, centre, with the Chesterfield Shop’s Pam and Steve Freedman.

Janis and Lauren Goodman.

OLG’s Duncan Hannay with Brandon Grosvenor.

The Kit’s Rani Sheen, Evie Begy, Laura deCarufel, Courteney Palmer and Millicent Hofung.

Havelock Metal Co.’s Todd and Jennifer Lawson with Scott Donato and Donna Luelo.

Ben Spurr, Wendy Gillis and Jason Miller.

U.S. Consul General Susan Crystal and Jordan Bitove.

NorthStar Gaming’s Corey Goodman with Carolyn Evans Hammond.

The Juno Awards’ Jamelia Campbell, second from left, with Universal Music’s Ashley Ballantyne, James Trauzzi and Shelley Fremont.

Donovan Vincent and Ryder Gilliland.

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