Ford: Crack Cocaine

crack cocaine: One day after the Toronto mayor admitted to reporters he smoked crack cocaine about a year ago, probably while in a drunken stupor, a number of city councillors are suggesting that he step aside, at least temporarily, and get some help -- calls that Ford has so far rejected, according to CTV. Speaking to reports Wednesday morning, Coun. Janet Davis said Ford has lost power and legitimacy at city hall and As the fallout from Rob Fords stunning crack confession continues, some people are questioning whether he should continue on as mayor of Canadas largest city. Folks, I have nothing left to hide. I would do anything, absolutely anything, to change the past. But the past is the past and we must move forward, he said Tuesday. In 2010, I made a commitment to Toronto voters. I have delivered on that commitment and I will continue to deliver on that commitment (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.