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City Vaughan

Country Canada

City business normal despite Rob Ford: Toronto deputy mayor

Deputy Mayor Norm Kelly says that despite the ongoing Rob Ford saga, changes made at Toronto council allows city business to go on unaffected. New allegations say Ford may have tried to buy the "crack video" with $5,000 and a car.

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