Rob Ford News

The by-now notoriously embattled Mayor of Toronto, Rob Ford, appeared on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' on Monday night and seemed uncomfortable as his host didn't pull any punches. Ford was asked about drinking, drugging and his aberrant behaviors.

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford told the media on Tuesday that he had "nothing to do" with the murder of Anthony Smith, a young man shot and killed last March 28. Ford is seen in what's become an infamous photo with Smith outside an alleged crack house.

Toronto - A new video, reportedly shot at a restaurant in the Rexdale area of Toronto last night, shows Rob Ford mumbling incoherently and in a mimicked Jamaican accent, as well as lashing out at Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair.

Toronto - During the Christmas holiday, tens of thousands of Canadians and Americans, predominantly Torontonians, were out of power because of the devastating ice storm that took place Dec. 21 and Dec. 22.

Toronto - Last week’s devastating ice storm is expected to cost the city of Toronto about $1 million per day to clean up and will leave a staggering $8 to $10 million economic impact for the rest of the municipality.

Toronto - Toronto is left thawing out just before Christmas as approximately 250,000 households across the Greater Toronto Area have been out of power. It could be until after Christmas that power is fully restored across the city and other parts of the area.

If at first your apology doesn't work then try again - only do it properly the second time. That appears to be the case with Rob Ford's apology to Daniel Dale. Ford's first apology wasn't accepted but on Wednesday, his second try, was.

Toronto - Toronto Mayor, and sometime figure of fun, Mayor Rob Ford is back in the news after ABC's Jimmy Kimmel posted footage on his live show of a bunch of Toronto councillors getting into the Christmas spirit, enjoying an impromptu dance.

It would appear Toronto's Mayor, Rob Ford, has been given advice to call off the dogs of a libel suit by apologizing to the bringer of the suit, Toronto Star reporter Daniel Dale. But Dale was not impressed by an attempt at apology by Ford Tuesday.

While Toronto Mayor Rob Ford would not repeat his claims that Toronto Star reporter Daniel Dale was hanging over his fence taking pictures of his kids in May of 2012, on Friday brother Doug was willing to say Dale was "lurking" and peering over the fence.