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Toronto Police Probe Bomb Threat Against Mayor Rob Ford
Toronto police said Monday they are investigating an alleged email threat to bomb city hall if crack-smoking Mayor Rob Ford does not immediately resign.
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Toronto Mayor Can't Promise He Will Stay Sober
Embattled Toronto Mayor Rob Ford said on Friday that he won't guarantee he will stay sober if he's re-elected, telling a radio show that people will just have to trust him.
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Toronto Mayor Back at Work After Rehab, Wants 'Another Chance'
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford admitted on Monday he had been in "complete denial" about his drug and alcohol abuse, but asked voters for another chance as he returned to work following a stint in rehab.
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Toronto Mayor 'Appeared Intoxicated' at City Hall
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford "appeared intoxicated" and invited an unidentified woman into his office for an hour when City Hall was closed for a public holiday just days before he entered rehab, according to a security report released Friday.
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Toronto mayor Rob Ford ticketed for jaywalking in Vancouver
It seems that Toronto Mayor Rob Ford can't cross the street these days without getting into trouble.
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Toronto mayor, caught ranting on video, admits drinking a 'little bit'
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, who pledged last year to go clean after a crack-smoking scandal, admitted on Tuesday he had been drinking again after a video surfaced of him ranting about police surveillance in a mock Jamaican accent in a suburban eatery.
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Chaotic scene as Toronto strips mayor of powers
Toronto city council voted Monday to strip Mayor Rob Ford of most of his remaining powers in further sanctions against him following admissions of crack smoking and binge drinking. The move effectively makes the chief magistrate of Canada's largest city and economic hub a figurehead -- which Ford vowed to fight.
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Toronto mayor pressured to quit after video rant
The leader of Canada's biggest city has been embroiled in scandal since it emerged that a video held by police allegedly shows him using cocaine.
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Toronto Police Probe Bomb Threat Against Mayor Rob Ford
Toronto police said Monday they are investigating an alleged email threat to bomb city hall if crack-smoking Mayor Rob Ford does not immediately resign.
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Toronto Mayor Can't Promise He Will Stay Sober
Embattled Toronto Mayor Rob Ford said on Friday that he won't guarantee he will stay sober if he's re-elected, telling a radio show that people will just have to trust him.
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Toronto Mayor Back at Work After Rehab, Wants 'Another Chance'
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford admitted on Monday he had been in "complete denial" about his drug and alcohol abuse, but asked voters for another chance as he returned to work following a stint in rehab.
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Toronto Mayor 'Appeared Intoxicated' at City Hall
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford "appeared intoxicated" and invited an unidentified woman into his office for an hour when City Hall was closed for a public holiday just days before he entered rehab, according to a security report released Friday.
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Toronto mayor Rob Ford ticketed for jaywalking in Vancouver
It seems that Toronto Mayor Rob Ford can't cross the street these days without getting into trouble.
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Toronto mayor, caught ranting on video, admits drinking a 'little bit'
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, who pledged last year to go clean after a crack-smoking scandal, admitted on Tuesday he had been drinking again after a video surfaced of him ranting about police surveillance in a mock Jamaican accent in a suburban eatery.
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Chaotic scene as Toronto strips mayor of powers
Toronto city council voted Monday to strip Mayor Rob Ford of most of his remaining powers in further sanctions against him following admissions of crack smoking and binge drinking. The move effectively makes the chief magistrate of Canada's largest city and economic hub a figurehead -- which Ford vowed to fight.
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Toronto mayor pressured to quit after video rant
The leader of Canada's biggest city has been embroiled in scandal since it emerged that a video held by police allegedly shows him using cocaine.
