Update: Mayor Ford has won his appeal

Dear residents,

Mayor Rob Ford has won his appeal and will keep his seat on Council.

I very much appreciate your feedback on the question of how you believe Council should proceed in the event that the mayor is removed from office. Obviously, this is not a question that needs to be answered at this time.

I look forward to continuing to work with my colleagues on the priorities of Toronto residents, including fighting gridlock, improving and expanding public transit, poverty and housing, our natural environment, building a beautifully designed and age-friendly city, and ensuring that we manage our city's finances in a thoughtful and responsible way.

I hope to see you in our community soon.

Sincerely,

Josh

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