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After two months in a rehab facility to deal with substance abuse issues, Mayor Rob Ford is returning to Toronto city hall on Monday morning. He told city clerk Ulli S. Watkis over a week ago, via a letter, about the date of his intended return.
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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has been in rehab since early May but his date of return to his job has been finalized. Monday the Toronto city clerk received a note from the mayor that he'll be back to the grindstone on the afternoon of Monday, June 30.
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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, who lied about smoking crack cocaine and then admitted he'd done so in a "drunken stupor," filed for re-election today (Thursday, Jan. 2). It was the first day of registration. His brother Doug will be his campaign manager.
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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.
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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has made his debut in American politics. In a New York First District attack ad against Democratic Congressman Tim Bishop, Ford was photo-shopped in an image with President Obama and the incumbent representative.
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Despite losing his powers last week and some of his support over the past few months, Toronto Mayor Rob Ford still has a 42 percent approval rating and one-third say they would vote for him in next year’s mayoral election, according to a new poll.
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Oops, Toronto Mayor Rob Ford did it again. As he arrived to his office Thursday morning, he held a press scrum in which he announced that he would be suing three of his former staffers. It didn't stop there.
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One week after Toronto Mayor Rob Ford told the entire city that he has nothing left to hide, Justice Ian Nordheimer ordered the release of some blacked-out portions of documents. The information depicts the mayor as an alcoholic and avid cocaine user.
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Two Toronto news media outlets have released a video clip of Mayor Rob Ford showing him in the middle of a tirade on how he needs "f---ing 10 minutes to make sure he's dead." The video was recorded on an unknown person’s smartphone.
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Speaking to local and national media outlets inside the Mayor's Office, Toronto Mayor Rob Ford emotionally apologized to city residents and vowed to stay on the job for the sake of the taxpayers.
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Speaking to reporters during a media scrum, Toronto Mayor Rob Ford dropped a bombshell Tuesday as he admitted to smoking crack-cocaine after months of denials. He made the astonishing admission in front of the Mayor’s Office.
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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has been accused of doing a lot of things since becoming mayor in 2010. One of the latest allegations could perhaps damage his political career: grabbing the behind of former election rival, Sarah Thomson.
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Toronto Ward 12 York South-Weston City Councillor Frank Di Giorgio was nominated by Mayor Rob Ford to become the city's new budget chief. The executive committee later appointed Di Giorgio to replace Mike Del Grande.
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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has won his appeal at the Ontario Superior Court and will stay in office for the remainder of his term. Ford will now continue on as mayor for the next two years until the city holds its mayoral election.
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Councillor Adam Vaughan? No. Former Budget Chief Shelley Carroll? Nope. What about John Tory? Not quite. New Democratic Party Member of Parliament Olivia Chow? It seems she is the only one that can defeat Toronto Mayor Rob Ford in a mayoral race.
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If you're one of the hundreds who want to personally meet and greet Toronto Mayor Rob Ford and other members of council at this year's New Year's levee event, you will not be able to. Ford, who is on vacation, cancelled the tradition.
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Although Toronto Mayor Rob Ford was allowed to remain in office until his appeal of the conflict-of-interest ruling was heard, his office confirmed to media that Ford is officially on vacation and will not be seen at city hall this week.
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Justice Gladys Pardu granted Toronto Mayor Rob Ford's application Wednesday to stay at city hall until he has his appeal heard and decided. The appeal hearing is scheduled for Jan. 7 and a decision will be made weeks later.
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Justice Charles Hackland has found Toronto Mayor Rob Ford in violation of the Municipal Conflict of Interest Act. This means that the mayor will be removed from office, but will be eligible to run for mayor again.
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Speaking to reporters on Monday in the city's east-end, Toronto Mayor Rob Ford confirmed that he will not be tearing down the Gardiner Expressway and that the city will be getting subways no matter what.
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This week, the City of Toronto will establish a series of events, initiatives and programs to connect job seekers and employers as part of Workforce Development Week. Mayor Rob Ford helped kick off the week-long event Monday.
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Speaking at Canada's Walk of Fame to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the 1972 Summit Series, Toronto Mayor Rob Ford spoke to reporters regarding the recent controversy regarding road repairs near his family business Deco Labels and Tags.
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Anyone who follows Toronto politics knows that Mayor Rob Ford is a big football fan. He is now facing criticism, again, for leaving a committee meeting early to coach his team and his staff has been linked to “volunteering” for the team.
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Protesters stayed away from Toronto Mayor Rob Ford's barbecue that supporters are hailing a success. And he used the occasion to unofficially kick-off his campaign for the next mayoral race.
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"If I lose the court case I guess I lose my job," stated Toronto Mayor Rob Ford in an interview with a local radio news outlet. The mayor is facing a conflict of interest case that could force him to resign from office.
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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has selected Mark Towhey, the mayor's Director of Policy and Strategic Planning, to be his Chief of Staff. Earl Provost has served as Acting Chief of Staff since Amir Remtulla stepped down in July.
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During the morning commute on Toronto's Gardiner Expressway Tuesday, a driver took a photograph of Mayor Rob Ford, who was seen both driving his Cadillac Escalade and reading documents. The photo was later posted to Twitter.
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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford is set to lead the charge next month during a business trip to Chicago in the hopes of attracting investment and businesses from the Windy City to set up shop in the financial epicentre of Canada.
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The Mayor's Office stated late Tuesday evening that Toronto Mayor Rob Ford admitted himself into the hospital after feeling rather unwell. It is expected that Ford will "make a full recovery."
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Yet again, controversy is engulfing the Mayor’s Office. This time, over a photograph that appeared online that shows Mayor Rob Ford posing for the camera with an apparent neo-Nazi during the annual New Year’s Levee at city hall.
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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford attempting to evade the media at a rainbow flag-raising event at city hall.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford speaking the proclamation of International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia at a Toronto PFLAG rainbow flag-raising event at city hall.
Councillor Doug Ford looks on at a Torontonian checking his weight at city hall.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford speaks at the Workforce Development launch in the city's east-end to help promote youth employment and partner with the private sector.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford sending out first batch of car tax refund cheques.
City Manager Joe Pennachetti (L), Toronto Mayor Rob Ford and City Councillor Paul Ainsle (R)
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford helping pile gifts for the City's Toy Drive.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford and his brother, Councillor Doug Ford.
City Councillor Gord Perks speaks at a rainbow flag-raising event in Toronto at city hall.
From left to right: City Councillor Gary Crawford, Toronto Mayor Rob Ford and City Councillor Norm Kelly leave Scarborough Town Centre.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford speaking outside of his vehicle to a reporter
Councillor Doug Ford weighing in for the Cut the Waist Challenge.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford speaking at a media event for the annual Clean Toronto Together 2012 initiative at city hall.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford leaving a press conference and heading toward his car, while speaking with a reporter.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford speaking the proclamation of International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia at a Toronto PFLAG rainbow flag-raising event at city hall.
Toronto Deputy Mayor Doug Holyday
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