Actually it all met the editorial standards of multiple very well respected news outlets including CTV, the Star, and the Globe and Mail. It is not rumour and speculation.
It is a fact that reporters saw a video of Rob Ford smoking something from a glass pipe. It is a fact that he was photographed at a crack house with crack dealers.
It is a fact that CTV knew of the existence of the video from police reports even before that.
It is a fact that Ford knew there was a video and the address at which it could be found (a crack house).
It is a fact that residents say he was at a crack house frequently.
It is a fact that members of his immediate family have histories of trafficking cocaine and other drugs, and of being addicted to it, and a fact that many of his associates are connected to the drug trade.
It is a fact that his friends have told him to check in to rehab.
The only FACT is that you keep saying they are "facts". Doesn't make it so.






