Mayor Rob Ford reacts to Supreme Court’s decision

Posted June 20, 2013 12:00 pm.

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The Supreme Court of Canada said it will not hear an appeal in a conflict-of-interest case against Toronto Mayor Rob Ford. He spoke to the media after the ruling and said he is glad to put this matter behind him.

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