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Torstar Corporation

Team Editor, Culture & Lifestyle

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Toronto, ON
Mid level
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Toronto, ON
Mid level
The Team Editor will oversee arts, entertainment, and lifestyle coverage, ensuring high-quality journalism that resonates with Toronto's cultural landscape. Responsibilities include story generation, editing, and collaborating with various teams for impactful content delivery.
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Company Description

The Toronto Star is Canada’s largest daily newspaper and is read in print and across desktop, mobile and tablet platforms by more than 6 million readers every week. Online, thestar.com is one of the most-visited newspaper websites in Canada.

Our commitment to diversity
We strive to be a leader in building and cultivating an employee community framed around fairness, support and opportunity. We believe that what makes us different, makes a difference. And as a team, the diversity of our backgrounds, interests and experiences is what enriches our work, and our workplaces. We welcome all, and we strive for an inclusive culture that allows individual growth and shared success.

Job Description

The Team Editor, Culture & Lifestyle will be a key driver in shaping the Toronto Star’s arts, entertainment and lifestyle coverage. This role is for a creative, high-energy editor who can spot a trend before it peaks and knows how to turn a local cultural moment into a must-read digital story. You will work with a team of reporters and writers to produce sophisticated, service-oriented and narrative journalism that captures the pulse of Toronto. Whether it's is a deep dive into the city's changing theatre landscape or a piece on a viral social trend, you will ensure our coverage is indispensable to our readers' daily lives. This role falls within the Team Editor classification in the Star’s Editorial Department and will report to the Director of Culture and Lifestyle.

What You Will Do

  • Generate and pitch high-impact story ideas across arts, entertainment and lifestyle. Assign stories to staff writers and freelancers, ensuring a diverse range of voices and perspectives.
  • Edit stories for tone, structure and clarity, moving between trending digital-first stories and longer-form narrative features.
  • Closely follow the Toronto arts, culture and lifestyle space, as well as global entertainment trends, to ensure the Star is first to market with relevant commentary and news.
  • Oversee the visual and technical packaging of stories, ensuring they are optimized for mobile and desktop readers with high-quality photos, videos and interactive elements.
  • Work cross-functionally with the audience, visuals and multimedia teams to develop multi-platform rollout strategies for major cultural projects.
  • Maintain the Toronto Star’s rigorous journalistic standards and the Atkinson Principles in all arts and lifestyle coverage.

Salary: $$73,515.72 - $101,881.38 

To apply, please submit a cover letter and resume by Jan. 23, 2026. 

This is a notice of vacancy under Article 8 of collective agreement between Toronto Star Newspapers Limited and Unifor Local 87M. The hours of work for this position will vary according to the assignment but will all conform to a standard 35-hour work week as described under the collective agreement. This position will be in Toronto. 

Qualifications

  • Excellent news judgment, including the ability to distinguish between a fleeting social media fad and a meaningful cultural shift.
  • Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, including a proven track record of top-tier journalism.
  • A sophisticated understanding of Toronto’s unique cultural fabric, from its festival circuits to its restaurant scenes and diverse neighborhoods.
  • A collaborative spirit with experience working across newsroom departments to achieve shared goals.  
  • Experience working across different beats to find the lifestyle angle in hard news stories
  • A deep passion for quality journalism and the ability to work quickly and accurately in a fast-paced, deadline-driven newsroom environment.

Additional Information

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We are committed to providing an inclusive and barrier-free recruitment process ensuring equal access to employment opportunities for candidates, including persons with disabilities. In compliance with Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act and Ontario Human Rights Code we will endeavour to provide accommodation to persons with disabilities in the recruitment process upon request. If you are selected for an interview and you require accommodation due to a disability during the recruitment process, please notify the hiring manager upon scheduling the interview of your requirements.

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