The suburbs voted Ford in..........downtown Toronto voted for George Smitherman who would have been our first gay mayor.
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Smitherman and Ford were neck and neck for the longest time. Actually some polls had Smitherman out front. How the hell that ignorant pig Ford won, I'll never know. That homophobic moron and his co-mayor brother should be behind bars, they are so pathetic. And Toronto is hosting world pride in 2014? Good luck!
As long as he keeps his pudgy little face burried in a bucket of KFC and out of view. He is an international joke on the world stage, an embarassment to all Canadians. Man, at least wear shirts that fit. Maybe his new driver can stop by a Walmart and suggest some better clothes too.Don't worry, Ford wouldn't be caught dead mingling with us Fags at pride. He broke tradition already when he didn't walk during the parade. It's okay, we all know what we are to him. The difference is we don't fling shit and can do basic math.
Despite being caught reading behind the wheel last week, Toronto Mayor Rob Ford is still refusing to hire a driver.
According to the National Post, Ford is insisting he can drive himself around like every other citizen of the city.
"I don't believe in wasting taxpayers money," he told reporters who had gathered in the foyer of city hall to hear him endorse a local soccer team vying for a BMO Team of the Week contest. "I don't believe in going out and hiring someone, as the average costs around here is $50, $60,000, on driving me around. A million people a day go to work in this city and they drive themselves. I don't see why I'm any different." He said when he was elected mayor he was offered a car and a driver, which totaled "well over $100,000″ combined."
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He is shown at CNE reading a Margaret Atwood book and talking on his phone while driving
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has joked in the past about being "300 pounds of fun." Well, now he is almost 500 pounds of butter and unlike some of his press conferences, the statue is smooth.
The buttery statue of the mayor reading a Margaret Atwood book and talking on his cellphone while driving with his elbow on the wheel is the creation of Toronto-based sculptor Olenka Kleban. It's on display at the Canadian National Exhibition as part of the fair's annual butter sculpting show. It sits in a refrigerated showroom at the Better Living Centre.
"I just emphasized what's already there. I put a few stories together in one sculpture," said Kleban to Global News. "It just brings back attention to the fact that Rob Ford is our mayor and these are some things that Rob Ford has been up to and these are some things that Rob Ford has emphasized himself."
When Rob Ford testifies next week in a legal hearing that could see him kicked out of office, Toronto’s mayor is expected to argue that he made an honest mistake over a trifling amount of money.
Hints of Mr. Ford’s strategy can be gleaned from a 148-page transcript of a cross-examination that Mr. Ford underwent behind closed doors, and which is now part of the court record.
It seems that Rob Ford is in deep shit, as abusing his wife is not reason enough to kick him out of office. Maybe this will.
“Do you have any memory of the handbook?” Mr. Ruby asks.
“I just answered that question,” Mr. Ford replies.
“You said, ‘I have a memory in my mind.’ What is it you have in your mind?”
“I can remember what I ate for breakfast this morning.”
A year-and-a-half earlier, when Mr. Ford was still a gadfly councillor from Etobicoke’s Ward 2, council ordered him to repay out of his own pocket $3,150 in donations that the Rob Ford Football Foundation had received from 11 lobbyists or their clients and one corporation that does business with the city.
“He’s going to cross-examine me and they want me out of office, and if I lose the court case I guess I lose my job and, uh, I don’t know, it really bothers me, it really bothers me, so just hope for the best.”
“He’s going to cross-examine me and they want me out of office, and if I lose the court case I guess I lose my job and, uh, I don’t know, it really bothers me, it really bothers me, so just hope for the best.”
I know where he lives. I say we ALL go! Bwaa haa haa.![]()
An hour after police held a news conference to warn women about a series of sex assaults in two Toronto neighbourhoods, Krista Ford, daughter of Councillor Doug Ford, offered her own advice.
“Stay alert, walk tall, carry mace, take self-defence classes & don’t dress like a whore,” Krista Ford, niece of Mayor Rob Ford, wrote on Twitter just after 6 p.m., adding “#DontBeAVictim” and “#StreetSmart.”
Mace is considered a prohibited and restricted weapon, according to the Toronto police sex crimes unit.
