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Predecessor newspapers
Previously, the newspapers' stories were published to InsideToronto.com.

Don Mills Mirror, North York Mirror
Founded by 30-year-old Russ Eastcott and 22-year-old Ken Larone in 1957, the Don Mills Mirror was the duo's second effort at running a newspaper. The Canadian preceded it. At the time of launch, the paper was considered one of Canada's first suburban newspapers. The industry was dominated by urban dailies and rural weeklies. The paper initially had a cover price of seven cents, but Koffler Drugs Stores (later Shoppers Drug Mart) and distributed at its two stores for free.

Early in its existence, the Mirror launched York Mills and Victoria Village editions.

As of 2007, the newspaper had a North edition for Willowdale, South for Don Mills and York Mills, and West for Downsview. It was distributed twice weekly.

This newspaper existed back to at least 1969, when it was under Toronto Star ownership.

Publisher: Ian Proudfoot

General Manager: Marg Middleton

http://www.northyorkmirror.com/

Scarborough Mirror
1962.