In 1971, the newspaper was renamed the "Toronto Star" and moved to a modern International-Style office tower at One Yonge Street by Queens Quay. The original "Star" building at 80 King Street West was demolished to make room for First Canadian Place. The new building originally housed the paper's presses. In 1992, the printing plant was moved to the Toronto Star Press Centre at the Highway 407 &amp; 400 interchange in Vaughan. In September 2002, the logo was changed, and "The" was dropped from the papers. During the 2003 Northeast blackout, the "Star" printed the paper at a press in Welland, Ontario.