Rob Ford

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Gender	Male
Death	9 years ago
Born	Etobicoke
	Toronto
	Canada
Died	Mount Sinai Hospital
	Toronto
	Canada
Spouse	Renata Ford
Siblings	Doug Ford
	Kathy Ford
	Randy Ford
Job	Politician
	Businessperson
Education	Carleton University
	Scarlett Heights Entrepreneurial Academy
	University of Notre Dame
Books	Ford Nation
	Ford Nation: Two Brothers, One Vision
	The Internet Case Study Book
Movies/Shows	Toronah
	Ford Nation
Date of birth	May 28,1969
Zodiac sign	Gemini
Latest noncurrent party	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario
Children	Stephanie Ford
	Doug Ford
Date of died	March 22,2016
Party	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario
Nephew	Michael Ford
Buried	Park Lawn Cemetery, Mausoleum & Cremation Centre, Toronto, Canada
Previous position	Mayor of Toronto (2010–2014)
Date of Reg.	2019-03-06 02:57:08
Date of Upd.	2023-07-27 09:02:01
ID	519543

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Rob Ford Life story

Robert Bruce Ford was a Canadian politician and businessman who served as the 64th mayor of Toronto from 2010 to 2014. Before and after his term as mayor, Ford was a city councillor representing Ward 2 Etobicoke North.

Will Rishi Sunak's green rethink transform Tory fortunes?

Sep 21,2023 12:51 pm

... But he added: " How much will any of this make a difference to the cost of living for people now, as opposed to having implications in five or 10 years time? " Rob Ford, professor of political science at Manchester University, is even more sceptical...

Tory leadership: What the diverse line-up means for UK politics

Jul 14,2022 2:40 pm

... Rob Ford, professor of political science at Manchester University, said Mr Cameron " deserves credit" for persuading local Conservative associations to adopt diverse candidates, whether they were on the A-list or not...

The Bundestag elections in 2019: What the victory is behind the Conservatives?

Feb 16,2020 9:09 am

... He worked on this piece: Professor Stephen Fisher, Oxford University; Professor Rob Ford, University of Manchester; Professor Jouni Kuha, London School of Economics; Jon Mellon, University of Manchester; and Patrick English, University of Exeter...