evvabeing
Senior Member
Dr. Drew and his guests weigh in on Ford’s night on the town.
http://www.hlntv.com/video/2014/01/14/rob-ford-toronto-crack-mayor-clubbing
http://www.hlntv.com/video/2014/01/14/rob-ford-toronto-crack-mayor-clubbing
http://globalnews.ca/news/1089037/gta-mayors-to-discuss-funding-cleanup-from-ice-storm/
Two things made me laugh: One, Rob being smacked down by Hazel. Two, seeing the Brampton mayor put her hand up, then looking over to see she and Ford were the only two with their hands up and likely wishing she could put her hand down so as not to be seen as his ally.
Hazel put him in his place, didn't she? Based on the look on Rob's face, I'm guessing he wished he hadn't saved her from going overboard into the lake last summer![]()
T.O. is on fire...
Until he is gone
It will still burn on and on and on and on….
Oh yeah[video=youtube;Djb5-mpkInE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Djb5-mpkInE[/video]
Originally Posted by newearthling View Post
Things get more interesting every day. Richard Peddie endorses Olivia Chow and laments Rob Ford's mayoral tem.
Business has abandoned Ford finally.
Former MLSE president: I know who can start rebuilding Toronto
Richard Peddie
Contributed to The Globe and Mail
Published Friday, Jan. 17 2014, 10:29 AM EST
I lament now that we ended up with Rob Ford and think four years is enough. Because I realized that adding bricks doesn’t only apply to companies. It applies to people, too. And we deserve better than a mayor who measures success by what he opposes and who he attacks.
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The mark of a good mayor isn’t calling himself the best mayor ever. Instead, it’s having the experience to know that liveable neighbourhoods and prosperity flow from strategically investing. Not throwing money at tactical things, but making that money really work.
Whether she will run for mayor I don’t know. Obviously she is considering it. I certainly encouraged her to and happily offered my support. Because I am convinced that on the big picture, she gets where Toronto needs to go.
Defending his visionless agenda, Mr. Ford suggests that throwing bricks at people is how businesses are run. I absolutely know better. Businesses are run by working with people and knowing which bricks to add where and when. Based on that test, I hope Ms. Chow runs, wins and starts building a city again.
Richard Peddie is the retired president & CEO of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment
Mlse backing chow. That's like the touch of death. 70 year perrenial loser franchiseWhether one supports Chow or not, this is good to see - a very real and very high-powered businessman turning the lens away from Ford. Actually, he manages to make Ford sound dreadful without going into any specifics - the strength of his position is enough for that. That's heartening. Other business leaders could voice their opinions this way, without necessarily needing to endorse a candidate. It would do a great deal to bring a new level of clarity and legitimacy to the depressingly muddy waters of public opinion in the city right now.
Just starting at the very beginning of the errors he's made since elected, and going from there, would make for an encyclopedic manual on how to be unprofessional, unbusinesslike, unhelpful and lousy at your job. Maybe it could start with "Woodbine Live"!




