Doug Ford kicked off his mayoral campaign by going door to door on Saturday. The current city councillor officially began his mayoral race by canvassing at his home ward of Etobicoke North three days after his brother Rob Ford was diagnosed with a rare type of cancer.
Toronto’s LGBTQ community urged to make sure the next mayor supports gay rights, marriages, and walks in the Pride parade among other issues.
http://dougford.ca/gdbcbc64hth5/dgdvd534j4/Statement%20From%20Rob%20Ford.mp3 Mayor Rob Ford released an audio statement thanking Toronto residents for their good wishes and encouraging them to support his brother’s candidacy for mayor. Frail-sounding Ford released the statement Thursday from Mt. Sinai hospital…
On September 8, residents of the Jane and Finch area attended a black youth forum held at the Jamaican Canadian Association. The main subject; lowering the number of high school dropouts amongst black youth. The Tabano Institute, a non-profit…
Olivia Chow is the latest politician to attempt to curry social media favour on Reddit. Her one-hour Ask Me Anything on Wednesday got over 800 upvotes and more then 200 questions. Most of the questions…
Four sitting councillors and three candidates announced their support for Olivia Chow Tuesday in a media event. The councillors, all hailing from Toronto’s west end, include Sarah Doucette (Ward 14, Parkdale-High Park), Mike Layton (Ward 19,…
Rob Ford will begin chemotherapy within the next 48 hours to battle a rare type of cancer known as liposarcoma, colorectal surgeon Dr. Zane Cohen told reporters during a live press conference on Wednesday.
Dr. Zane Cohen announced that Mayor Rob Ford has a rare form of Cancer at a press conference at Mt. Sinai Hospital. The medical team treating Ford found a malignant tumour on the mayor’s abdomen and…
Transit issues took over the majority of a mayoral debate at the National Club between Olivia Chow and John Tory. The debate, held on Wednesday at lunchtime, was hosted by the Churchill Society for the…