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Rob Ford guilty of conflict of interest, ordered removed from office

Mr. Justice Hackland issues his ruling today, ordered Rob Ford removed as Mayor of Toronto.

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International Women's Day march in Toronto

Photo: Jesse McLaren
On March 3, women from across Toronto took to the streets for International Women's Day.

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Not Rex: 'Twas the Night Before Class War

Toronto City Hall, Festival of Lights 2008. Photo: wyliepoon/Flickr
Not Rex on rabble TV: Rob Ford cuts in Toronto lead to fireworks.

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Not Rex: Toronto Emergency Public Warning

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Attack on labour: This is a message from the Emergency Public Warning System. This is not a test. Open class war will break out in Toronto in early 2012.

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luv song for rob ford: A poem

luv song for rob ford. Photo: alienbeatpoet/Flickr
The mayor tries to leave a mark on Toronto that feels like it came from a heavy boot. Poet M. NourbeSe Philip reflects on this.

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Toronto awaits the full horror of Ford cuts

A community meeting at Dufferin Grove Park in Toronto to discuss the cuts to social service program by the Rob Ford administration at Toronto City Hall. Photo: John Bonner
Neighbours break bread and discuss the fight ahead.

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Hard to find the words, yet they keep flowing...

Remembering Jack Layton at Nathan Phillips Square, Toronto, Aug. 23, 2011. Photo: Jackman Chiu/Flickr
'I asked them to say a few words... Most were speechless with grief.'

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Toronto at a crossroads: Will Ford's austerity agenda be derailed?

On June 20, 2011, Mayor Rob Ford and his allies on Toronto City Council Executive Committee turned down free money.

The Ontario government had offered $170,000 to cover the cost of hiring two public health nurses. One nurse would have worked with new immigrants on disease prevention. The other would have worked in low income neighbourhoods to promote health services. While the province had committed to ongoing funding for these two positions, Ford refused to hire the nurses.

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Lighten up, Doug Ford! Thanks to Margaret Atwood, at least you'll get a footnote

Margaret Atwood and her fans strike back at Ford's proposed library cut backs.

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