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The article's a bit overheated, but even Rob has the right to medical privacy. And it is apparently a crime. WARMINGTON Investigation needed into Mt. Sinai privacy breach of Rob Ford's medical records TORONTO - So who has Mayor Rob Ford’s private medical information? And what did they do...

Have to admit Wormy/RoFo may have a point here: http://www.torontosun.com/2014/10/16/investigation-needed-into-mt-sinai-privacy-breach-of-rob-fords-medical-records

Doug was so much louder than everyone else. Not sure if he was just bellowing or if he was speaking closer to the mike than the rest. Interesting that after Doug said he'd march in the Pride Parade, Iola switches to abortion as her big issue.

Polls.

All this genealogy stuff got picked up by the Star. Looks like they cribbed from this forum. http://www.thestar.com/news/city_hall/toronto2014election/2014/10/07/doubt_cast_on_doug_fords_claim_of_jewish_wife.html

Is the debate streaming somewhere?

Police are releasing this composite drawing of a suspect they are looking to question in the matter:

So the Chief will get some lawyer-written apology letter, and Doug will go on hinting that he didn't really mean the apology and coming as close as he can to renewing the alleged libel. Should the Chief let things drop or proceed with a lawsuit? He'd have grounds to proceed, for sure. As...

Opiates (e.g. pills for back pain and broken feet) would constipate you. Elvis ended up with hospital stays from his bowel basically giving up from all Dr. Nick's narcotics. At least His Worship 100% guaranteed that he doesn't use the hezza, so we can rule that out. Best guess: just needs to...

L'etat, c'est moi.

Not sure Blair would have a great case. Would hinge on showing Doug accused him personally of leaking the fact of the subpoena, and of doing so for improper reasons. But Doug's comments are a little all over the place, and when he came back later, he was careful to qualify things by saying Blair...

Sorry, I was unclear. I didn't mean to slag the Star, I meant to point out how scary it is that reporters can't freely cover political events in a public park without fear of violence/harassment.

If you mean the muscly guy with designer scruff, blue t-shirt and Canon camcorder, he approached and spoke to me a lot during the event. He was always completely civil. He told me he was a "citizen journalist" (i.e. he posts stuff to Youtube?) and seemed more interested in trapping me saying...

One aspect of this FordFest that I find troubling is the Toronto Star's coverage of it. They didn't get many pictures, and their bulk of their coverage of the fracas was one day later than most of the other media. They did not send Daniel Dale, probably because he would have been barbequed...

Yup:

Reporting back from the GTBTLMNOP protest at FordFest. I was one of the six protesters. -it was definitely scary when several hundred RoFoBots started getting loud and agitated against us. After my hat was knocked off, signs ripped up, and megaphone stolen, I decided it was too getting too...

For your sonic amusement: Glenn Zimbal sings such tunes as Ford More Years, Vote Ford, and Ford Nation!!! https://soundcloud.com/glenn-zembal

I have no idea what this has to do with Rob Ford, but Frank magazine for some time has been insinuating that Jim Flaherty had a drinking problem, offering as evidence: -anonymous sources -suspicious deletions from hotel bills (minibar raids?) -this video of him speaking while allegedly...

Sounds like Soccerworld is a big fan of the Fords: “We’re upstanding community people, and so on and so, and we love Rob Ford — we love Rob Ford — and Rob and Doug come here all the time and do sports,” [Soccerworld director Robort Ortali] said...

It's the same one Frank Magazine offers for subscribers (and sells for $29.95) http://frankmag.ca/subscribe/ Unfortunately, I subscribed months ago and never got mine.