Close X
Sunday, November 24, 2024
ADVT 
National

Toronto: Low Key Start To Doug Ford Mayoral Campaign

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 13 Sep, 2014 10:31 AM

    TORONTO - The Ford who is now in Toronto's mayoralty race is not expected to be out stumping for votes this weekend.

    Doug Ford announced yesterday that he was jumping into the race in place of his brother Mayor Rob Ford who abandoned his re-election bid due to health concerns.

    He says his brother asked him "to take the torch while he focuses on getting better."

    Doug Ford says he's not in the "full campaign mode" because he wants to spend a couple of days with his family, but he promises after that he will be.

    His brother was diagnosed with an abdominal tumour and it's expected to take a week for biopsy results showing whether it is malignant.

    Although he's no longer seeking re-election as mayor, Rob Ford will run for a seat on city council.

    MORE National ARTICLES

    More Canadians shopping online with cosmetics and housewares popular items

    More Canadians shopping online with cosmetics and housewares popular items
    VANCOUVER - A new study says more than eight in 10 Canadian Internet users have made an online purchase in the past year with cosmetics, furniture...

    More Canadians shopping online with cosmetics and housewares popular items

    Ottawa police deny report that Sidney Crosby was arrested Tuesday night

    Ottawa police deny report that Sidney Crosby was arrested Tuesday night
    QMI Agency quoted sources as saying the Pittsburgh Penguins captain was arrested late Tuesday while driving a rented Porsche...

    Ottawa police deny report that Sidney Crosby was arrested Tuesday night

    Omar Khadr trying again to sue Canada for $20M and claim conspiracy with U.S.

    Omar Khadr trying again to sue Canada for $20M and claim conspiracy with U.S.
    TORONTO - Lawyers for former Guantanamo Bay prisoner Omar Khadr are in Federal Court court today hoping a judge will allow him to expand his...

    Omar Khadr trying again to sue Canada for $20M and claim conspiracy with U.S.

    MSF call for military medical help with Ebola response shows outbreak's severity

    MSF call for military medical help with Ebola response shows outbreak's severity
    TORONTO - Just two weeks ago the international president of Medecins Sans Frontieres insisted she didn't want to be quoted saying military hospitals...

    MSF call for military medical help with Ebola response shows outbreak's severity

    Sports-related concussion in youth a public health issue that demands action:paper

    Sports-related concussion in youth a public health issue that demands action:paper
    TORONTO - Sports-related concussions in children and youth constitute a significant public health issue which requires serious reform in public policy to address the...

    Sports-related concussion in youth a public health issue that demands action:paper

    Parents Scrambling For Daycare Spaces As B.C. Teachers' Strike Delays School

    Parents Scrambling For Daycare Spaces As B.C. Teachers' Strike Delays School
    VANCOUVER - Daycare operators in British Columbia are scrambling to keep up with increased demand for child support as more parents need places to babysit their kids because schools will not open.

    Parents Scrambling For Daycare Spaces As B.C. Teachers' Strike Delays School