Rob Ford

Former Toronto Mayor Rob Ford is dead at the age of 46. Ford, who gained notoriety for admitting to smoking crack cocaine in 2013, had been undergoing treatment for cancer. Ford's office issued a statement today saying he died after being hospitalized last week...

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford’s doctor says the mayor has cancer. Dr. Zane Cohen, a colorectal surgeon at Mount Sinai hospital, said Wednesday Ford has a malignant sarcoma tumor which he described as ‘‘very rare’’ and ‘‘very difficult...

No one needs this much Rob Ford.  Jimmy Kimmel brought Toronto's "crack mayor" to his 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' Monday night (after he showed up an entire night early, because why not?) for a marathon interview that stretched out over a dizzying four segments.

Toronto's crack-smoking Mayor Rob Ford is getting his own TV show. "Ford Nation" debuts tonight in Canada and features the mayor and his brother Doug Ford, who's a member of the Toronto City Council. Yesterday, a defiant Mayor Ford said he won't step down...

Embattled Toronto Mayor Rob Ford is facing tough questions at a city council meeting after his admission to smoking crack cocaine. Ford is admitting to making mistakes, but says he has work to do and he intends to do it. He insists he's been a good legislator and said he'd put his attendance record in the council against anyone else's...

Toronto's mayor is apologizing for smoking crack cocaine, but he's not stepping down from his post.  During a press conference today, Mayor Rob Ford remarked that admitting he smoked crack was the toughest thing he's ever done.  E...