I wonder if he will send Doug as the city's official representative like they did for Nuit Blanche?

In today's news: "Toronto's Union Station reno triggers rat 'spillover'. When they start to outnumber us, I'm outta here. "Some disturbing news today from the Genesee County Health Department. It announced the rat population in Flint has now surpassed the human population by 50,000."

Is it just me, or does it seem like CP24 is relying more on the old blood and guts stuff now that the Ford's are in a bit of a dry ( no pun intended ) spell?

I wonder if that is because they are respecting his privacy ( remember those media conferences? ) or now that the election is over, the Ford's are yesterday's news in TO? Apparently, even the fish tank has been removed from the mayor's office. I guess it's relocated next door to Rob and Doug's...

We all must be familiar with the old Monday morning at work joke. "If you haven't heard a good rumour by 10 AM, start one!"

That is the era I was referring to, TJ.

It's hard to believe that a few years ago Toronto was considered one of the most successful governments in Canada.

Sorry for the rather messy cut and paste. The Twitter link is here. https://twitter.com/shaunempire/status/531146650115653632 As always, Doug Ford is the only former council member to donate his severance pay. 10:10 AM - 8 Nov 2014 John Bianchin ‏@ClassicVintages · 22h22 hours ago...

Poor Soks. ( See pic on link. ) "Look who I bumped into in Ottawa @DavidSoknacki having dinner at @TheGrand_ON" https://twitter.com/MichaelFordTO/status/528651535992246272/photo/1 Trustee Mikey. "Didn't think I was just going away, did ya ?"...

It was not donated back to the City of Toronto Treasurer. "Ford said he hasn't settled on the groups he would donate to yet but he said he is looking for organizations that can leverage the support." http://www.torontosun.com/news/torontovotes2010/2010/10/26/15840566.html

"Members cannot refuse to receive remuneration from the City, but can choose to donate a portion of their salary (after deductions) back to the City." http://www1.toronto.ca/city_of_toron...ndbook_ext.pdf Page 2. If the salary is not paid, ie: direct deposited into the councillor's bank...

"Challenge: Watch/listen to Evita, and try not to think of Rob Ford." https://twitter.com/fabtasticfoo/status/531124317174919168 "Rob Ford Addresses The Descamisados" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6r2bo5Gzps

The Sunshine List says, "Salary Paid". At any rate, it does not appear that the intent was ever to donate his salary to the city, preferring instead to donate it to "different community organizations". QUOTE from four years ago: Don Peat October 26, 2010 Doug Ford to donate salary to...

Word for word: QUOTE Friday, November 07, 2014 "Former mayoral candidate Doug Ford will get $35,132 in severance for his four years on council. He donated his councillor salary over the last four years and vowed to do the same with any severance. “I’ll take it and donate it,” Ford said...

"Former mayoral candidate Doug Ford will get $35,132 in severance for his four years on council. He donated his councillor salary over the last four years and vowed to do the same with any severance." “I’ll take it and donate it,” Ford said...

Most educational thread ever!

^ I agree.

Not to be morbid, but in the event such a tragedy was to occur, in addition to the employer's basic and optional life insurance, this would also apply: Accidental death and dismemberment • Two times base salary, rounded to next higher $1,000, if not already a multiple thereof • 100% employer...

I believe the word was "jam". He did not say it to Karen. That doesn't make it right, just different than described.

I think the Escalade is the least of Rob's worries. Check the class the Escalade is in. Then compare the Escalade to the death traps most "folks" ride around in. "But drivers of today’s SUVs are among the least likely to die in a crash, the Institute’s latest calculations of driver death...