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Doug Ford’s non-campaign campaign was in trouble out of the gate. City officials sent DoFo a letter to warn him that robocalls inviting people to Ford Fest, where he announced a run for mayor, may have violated election rules. Ford responded to the Globe and Mail, which dug up the note, with a ramble about how John Tory has been stumping even harder ahead of the kick-off on May 1. And, as if to make the October election as much of a rerun as possible, Olivia Chow’s stepson Mike Layton is in non-denial mode about running from the left, which Tory claims that he isn’t interested in thinking about.
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“This is a dream come true for me. But I haven’t come here to be a tourist. I came here to get a job done.” Andy Byford had his first official day as president of New York City Transit, and the New York Times was there. Five years of subway-riding photo-ops on the TTC have refined Byford's knack for being the kind of boss who chats up passengers on the ride to work, even amidst the MTA’s colossal crisis. But the statute of limitations on framing his job as newsworthy to Toronto probably ends here:
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