The Toronto Daily Star, today the Toronto Star was founded in 1892 and continues to circulate today as Canada's most popular and widely circulated newspaper. Its Satuday supplement Star Weekly carried many of Agatha Christie's works starting from 1927 up to the 1970s. However the main paper itself also ran serializations of her novels from the 1940s onwards. Whenever a work is released for serialization, several newspapers in Canada would run them over roughly the same time period, but typically, the Toronto Daily Star would be the first and would run the story earlier than the others.
List of Agatha Christie's works published in the Toronto Daily Star[]
| Date | Title | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Nov - 5 Dec 1929 | The Seven Dials Mystery | Novel serialized in 30 parts. |
| 20 Oct - 24 Nov 1930 | The Murder at the Vicarage | Novel serialized in 31 parts. Part 1 has an illustration by C. R. Snelgrove. |
| 25 Sep - 14 Nov 1934 | Thirteen at Dinner | Novel serialized in 43 parts. |
| 8 Jul - 21 Aug 1941 | Sad Cypress | Novel serialized in 38 parts. |
| 2 Feb - 17 Mar 1953 | After the Funeral | Novel serialized in 38 parts. |
| 11 Jan - 27 Feb 1954 | A Pocket Full of Rye | Novel serialized in 42 parts. |