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Open Image ModalSupporters of mayoral candidate Doug Ford reacts at Ford's election night headquarters prior to the voting polls closing in Toronto on Oct. 27. (credit:THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darren Calabrese)
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Open Image ModalAfter hanging a sign for Rob Ford on the main stage, Gail Chernesky kisses the sign at mayoral candidate Doug Ford's election night headquarters in Toronto on Oct. 27. (credit:THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darren Calabrese)
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Open Image ModalRob Ford speaks to supporters after winning his seat on city council at mayoral candidate Doug Ford's election night headquarters in Toronto on Oct. 27. (credit:THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darren Calabrese)
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Open Image ModalJohn Tory speaks to supporters after winning the Toronto mayoral election in Toronto on Oct. 27. (credit:THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette)
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Open Image ModalSupporters of mayoral candidate Doug Ford react after John Tory was announced as the mayor of Toronto at Ford's election night headquarters in Toronto on Oct. 27. (credit:THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darren Calabrese)
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Open Image ModalMembers of the media and supporters of mayoral candidate Doug Ford photograph a cake depicting the CN Tower and Rogers Centre at Ford's election night headquarters in Toronto on Oct. 27. (credit:THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darren Calabrese)
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Open Image ModalToronto mayoral candidate Olivia Chow waves to supporters after John Tory was elected the city's new mayor in Toronto on Oct. 27. (credit:THE CANADIAN PRESS/Michelle Siu)
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Open Image ModalToronto mayor candidate Doug Ford sits with his wife Karla, left to right, and daughters Kyla and Kayla at his mother's home in Toronto on Oct. 27 to watch Toronto civic election results. (credit:THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn)
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Open Image ModalJohn Tory, back right, his wife Barbara Hackett, back left, and their grandchildren, Jack and Isabel, await the results in the Toronto mayoral election in Toronto on Oct. 27. (credit:THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette)
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Open Image ModalThis photo was posted to Reddit by a user who said his aunt went to middle school with Rob Ford. Can you spot him in this Grade 7 class picture? (credit:Reddit)
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Open Image ModalDoug Ford followed his brother to city hall, winning Rob's Ward 2 council seat when Rob became mayor in 2010. (credit:CP)
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Open Image ModalCouncillor Doug Ford and his brother Mayor Rob Ford gets into a shouting match with members of the public in chambers at City Hall in Toronto on November 18, 2013 during a special council meeting to limit more of his powers. (Deborah Baic/The Globe and Mail) (credit:CP)
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Open Image ModalToronto City Councillor Doug Ford makes his way to the council chamber as councillors look to pass motions to limit the powers of his brother, Mayor Rob Ford, in Toronto on Monday November 18, 2013.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young (credit:CP)
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Open Image ModalCouncillor Doug Ford reads a prepared statement to the media outside his brother Rob's office at Toronto city hall on May 22 2013. Rob Ford, the mayor of Toronto, is at the centre of a scandal stemming from a video allegedly showing him smoking a crack pipe. (Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail) (credit:CP)
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Open Image ModalToronto city councillor Doug Ford leaves a radio station where he has a program with his brother, Mayor Rob Ford, in Toronto on Sunday May 26, 2013. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Aaron Vincent Elkaim (credit:CP)
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Open Image ModalToronto City Councillor Doug Ford reads a statement to journalists at Toronto City Hall on May 22, 2013. The man who has most strongly defended Toronto Mayor Rob Ford against allegations he was filmed smoking crack cocaine is vehemently denying a claim that he himself once dealt in hashish. The Globe and Mail alleges in a story published Saturday that the mayor's brother, Coun. Doug Ford, was once a drug dealer in '80s -- a claim denounced by his lawyer as false. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young (credit:CP)
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Open Image ModalCity councillor Doug Ford defends his brother, Mayor Rob Ford, at city council in Toronto on Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2013. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette (credit:CP)
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Open Image ModalRenata Ford attends a news conference as her husband Toronto Mayor Rob Ford speaks to the media on Thursday November 14, 2013. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young (credit:CP)
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Open Image ModalMayor Rob Ford's wife Renata Ford, centre, is escorted to her car by staff after attending a press conference with her husband at city hall in Toronto on Thursday, Nov. 14, 2013. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette (credit:CP)
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Open Image ModalMayor Rob Ford's wife Renata Ford, second left, is escorted to her car by staff after attending a press conference with her husband at city hall in Toronto on Thursday, Nov. 14, 2013. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette (credit:CP)
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Open Image ModalToronto Mayor Rob Ford stands at an elevator door as he tries to escort his wife Renata out of a news conference on Thursday November 14, 2013. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young (credit:CP)
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Open Image ModalToronto Mayor Rob Ford (centre) jostles with the media as he tries to escort his wife Renata (left) out of a news conference in Toronto on Thursday November 14, 2013. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young (credit:CP)
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Open Image ModalRob Ford on election day at his family's (mom and dad's) home in Toronto on October 25, 2010, watching as the results come up on the TV announcing him as the winner, and shortly afterwards, hearing that his brother Doug won as well. Hugs from his mother, Diane, and his wife Renata.This is when he found out his brother had won as well. Renata, Rob's wife, threw her arms up, as did mom, Diane, at left. (Photo by Peter Power/The Globe and Mail) (credit:CP)
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Open Image ModalMayor-elect Rob Ford being greeted by his supporters and making his speech at theToronto Congress Centre in Toronto on October 25, 2010, after winning the election. This is where he said the win was for his father. Mom, Diane, is left and wife Renata is right. (Photo by Peter Power/The Globe and Mail) (credit:CP)
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Open Image ModalMayor-elect Rob Ford being greeted by his supporters and making his speech at theToronto Congress Centre in Toronto on October 25, 2010, after winning the election. This is where he said the win was for his father. Mom, Diane, is left and wife Renata is right. (Photo by Peter Power/The Globe and Mail) (credit:CP)
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Open Image ModalMayor Rob Ford gets a kiss from his wife Renata at city hall council chambers as he was officially sworn in as new mayor of Toronto Dec. 7, 2010.(Photo by Kevin Van Paassen/The Globe and Mail) (credit:CP)
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