Mark Colley

I’ve been the Star’s dedicated Swift reporter for the past few weeks. Here’s what I learned by seeing her live.

Taylor Swift told the Rogers Centre crowd: “I want to spend those last shows with the most generous, encouraging, welcoming, passionate, excitable fans — so we came to see you in Toronto.”

One occupant told the Star they have been moved to a hotel. After days of worrying, they said they were “crying tears of relief.”

The Eras Tour, Swift’s multibillion-dollar behemoth, is arriving in Toronto this week. It will be a cultural moment with little comparison in this city’s history.

A ticket to the Eras Tour can be like winning the lottery. That makes them a frequent target, too.

The Rogers Centre said it wouldn’t allow any lines before 9 a.m. That didn’t stop some from trying.

With a ticket, outfit and heavy dose of enthusiasm, Swiftie dads will enjoy the Eras Tour alongside their daughters.

The long-running saga of a family of Scarborough swans has come to a happy end.

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