The Daily Mail On John Tory & The Pandemic Puta

Married Toronto mayor, 68, resigns over affair with staffer, 31, but blames ‘mistake’ on pressure of COVID as he begs for forgiveness from his wife of 40-years

Toronto Mayor John Tory abruptly resigned late Friday after admitting to an extramarital affair with a 31-year-old former staffer.

The 68-year-old Canadian politician was caught in the messy affair with a woman less than half his age who worked as a mayoral advisor. The woman’s name has not been revealed, but their relationship reportedly ignited during the COVID-19 pandemic and was made public by The Toronto Star.

During a news conference, Tory admitted to the betrayal but did not identify his ex-lover, their courtship ended earlier this year. He said the employee has since left City Hall.

h/t Linda1000

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I believe this is the Keymaster who has set free the demons that seek Toronto’s destruction – first victim Mayor Tory.

I remember when this sort of thing wasn’t an expected part of daily life in TO.

I believe this was Keymaster who has set free the demons that seek Toronto’s destruction – first victim Mayor Tory.

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Doug Ford reacts to John Tory Pandemic Puta affair, resignation announcement

… On Saturday morning, Ford thanked Tory, whom he referred to as a friend, for his “many years of public service” and wished him “nothing but the best in the days, weeks and months ahead.”

“John will be remembered as a dedicated and hard-working mayor who served as a steady leader during the most difficult days of the pandemic,” Ford said. “He united Toronto behind an optimistic vision for the future and I will miss working with him to see it come to life.”


The Pandemic Puta used to work for the CPC until Scheer was voted leader, it appears she is well versed in politics, an excellent communicator and proficient at oral presentations.

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The social contract in Canadian cities is fraying

Two kinds of rules govern city life: written and unwritten. The written kind lays out the rules in black and white. You can’t run a red light, throw your trash in the park or steal your neighbour’s lawn mower.

The second, unwritten kind is greyer – more shouldn’ts than can’ts. You shouldn’t take up two seats on a crowded bus or cut someone off in traffic. Put another way, you should treat those around you with at least a minimum of decency.

Toronto is a hateful town, lots of reasons why.

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A closer look at John Tory, resigning as mayor of Toronto over affair

Look at Johnny! He’s gettin a handjob!

John Tory, a 68-year-old born-and-bred Torontonian and member of the city’s business and political elite, resigned as its mayor on Friday after admitting to an inappropriate relationship with a staffer.

Tory was born into a successful family with a major law firm, Torys, founded by his grandfather.

His father, John A. Tory, worked at the firm, but later moved on to work with the Thomson family to run their financial holding company. His father also served on the board of directors of Rogers Communications.

Did she land on her feet at MLSE after falling on her back at City Hall?

Enquiring minds want to know!

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Who will replace former Toronto Mayor John Tory amid resignation scandal?

I say the Pandemic Puta should be crowned Puta Queen of TO!

With the sudden resignation of Toronto Mayor John Tory in scandal, Deputy Mayor Jennifer McKelvie will be the interim mayor. The environmental geoscientist has represented Scarborough-Rouge Park since 2018, and was named deputy mayor after last fall’s election.

But it is also likely that ambitious and better-known pols are suddenly looking at their political prospects in a post-Tory Toronto, where a new mayor will be chosen in a by-election.


Someone wanted Tory gone.

The ususal suspects on the far left of course, maybe family or maybe someone at MLSE was pissed off that that the Pandemic Puta landed a cushy sinecure there thanks to “Daddy.”

It’s possible she won the position solely on merit and it had nothing to do with Mayor Tory’s grandfatherly mentorship.

I also have to wonder if Tory’s Puta Pal puts MLSE in the same spot the city was in regarding #MeToo liability given Tory is still linked to the Rogers family trust which holds a stake in MLSE.

I once worked in an environment where a Puta was sleeping her way to the top. It went from a good place to an ugly place to work in short order.

Love him or hate him there is far worse waiting in the wings. San Francisco here we come.

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GOLDSTEIN: Tory tosses away his legacy with an act of incredible foolishness

John Tory got that rarest of things in politics — a second chance — and he threw it away.

Nine years ago, Torontonians elected Tory as mayor to end the craziness at City Hall, bringing to an end the scandal-plagued Rob Ford era of city politics.

Toronto – City of opportunity where even the Pandemic Puta’s fall upward!

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‘I am deeply sorry’: Tory resigns as mayor of Toronto after having relationship with staffer

John Tory is stepping down as mayor of Toronto after having a relationship with a member of his office staff during the pandemic.

Tory announced his resignation during a surprise news conference on Friday evening as he confirmed the relationship, which he said: “did not meet the standards to which I hold myself as mayor and as a family man.”

“I am deeply sorry, and I apologize unreservedly to the people of Toronto,” Tory said.

h/t SDMatt & XC

NatPo is allowing comments – Toronto Mayor John Tory resigns as mayor, admits affair with staffer

Here’s the original Star piece – Mayor John Tory steps down from office after admitting he had relationship with former staffer

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I can hardly wait for the 1st “solar compacting bin” personal injury lawsuit

Torontonians know these trash cans are a problem. Are solar compacting bins a solution?

Toronto has a trash problem with garbage overflowing onto streets and blowing into surrounding areas, and some councillors are now calling on the city to explore a new solution — smart, solar-powered compacting bins for both garbage disposal and recycling.

According to the Rochman Lab at the University of Toronto, the city generated 15,785 tons of litter in 2020, the majority of which was leakage from a poorly functioning waste management system, including trash that just didn’t make it securely into a garbage can.

Scientific breakthrough: City to ditch progressive trash bins and have them emptied in timely manner.

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‘It’s not bouncing back:’ Workers continue to return to downtown Toronto but recovery lags behind some cities

And you know as I do that most of the “benefit shoppers” will end up in Toronto so we have that going for us.

Torontonians appear to be returning downtown in greater numbers but the pace of the city’s economic recovery still lags behind many other North American cities, a new study suggests.

Researchers at the University of Toronto and the University of California, Berkeley have been jointly tracking cellphone data throughout the pandemic as a means of evaluating the economic recoveries in 62 North American cities.

Toronto does not have a reason to exist any longer other than as a mass-immigration dumping ground.

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Those sheltering in the transit system worry about their safety amid the recent spate of TTC violence

With few shelter options available, homeless people are turning to subway stations, trains, buses and streetcars.

Last October, for the first time in his life, Dan Watson was “nameless.”

He was sleeping on Toronto subway cars and in coffee shops. For one whole month, nobody called him by his name. “You don’t feel like you belong,” he said this past week, bundled in a beanie and a winter coat during a drop-in program at All Saints Church.

They should form a union.

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‘It’s Our Central Park’: Uproar Rises Over Location of New Toronto Homes

TORONTO — Spreading across two million acres, Toronto’s Greenbelt is a vast swath of protected and ecologically sensitive lands that forms an arc around the city and its suburbs, as if holding Canada’s most populous and fastest-growing region in an embrace.

“It’s our Central Park,” said Jeff Bowers, 57, recently retired from a “high-stress, 24/7” job in technology, who was hiking recently in one corner of the Greenbelt. “The Greenbelt was declared, it was decreed. It had a sacredness to it. Now, the current government is tinkering with that, and that’s creating a lot of uproar. You can imagine if they said they were going to develop Central Park.”

Yet this is what is happening in Toronto.

My God that man needs a sedative.

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Some Homeless Encampments Can Stay, but the Underlying Issues Remain

In many Canadians cities, one noticeable consequence of the pandemic has been a rise in the number of homeless people living in encampments. Now three separate court rulings in British Columbia and Ontario have upheld the right of their residents to not be removed.

There is a widespread housing affordability crisis in Canada right now for all but the wealthy. But as the situation for people at the bottom continues to worsen, much of the political response has focused on people with stable incomes and jobs who want to buy a home.


Tory came through last year and dismantled the main “Homeless camps” so give him credit.

However this new ruling means Toronto could have a worse situation on its hands than before.

Given TO is a Liberal voting city I don’t much care what happens any longer.

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Taxi drivers are asking for advance payment to go to ‘dangerous’ areas of Toronto

A seemingly endless wave of violent crime may have some would-be transit riders opting for other means of getting around the city, and even Toronto’s taxi drivers are on edge as shocking headlines continue to be published daily.

Riders opting for the old-fashioned mode of taxis to get around town are finding some drivers reluctant to accept fares to particular areas of the city without a cash advance payment, a scenario playing out even for well-dressed senior citizens.

Seems scammy, I think some of the cabbies are often the “bad neighborhood.”


More on TO Judge tosses attempted murder charge in latest of four gun cases to collapse over Toronto police conduct

An attempted murder charge tossed by a judge this week — the fourth firearms case to collapse in the past two months due to Toronto police conduct — has sparked concerns about the force’s handling of gun cases.

The judge’s decision on Tuesday found police failed to disclose evidence on an alleged shooting ambush in a timely fashion. Judicial reasons for tossing the other cases include racial profiling, an unwarranted no-knock raid, and slow disclosure.

This week’s ruling also comes as Toronto police presses the federal government for legal reforms to crack down on firearms cases.

h/t DM

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