Joe Warmington, Toronto Sun
, Last Updated: 2:03 AM ET
TORONTO - Count Mayor Hazel McCallion among the cynical when it comes to analyzing Toronto's great Ford swap.
"That was a show," the Mississauga chief magistrate said Saturday at the annual Great Ontario Salmon Derby in Port Credit. "That's what that was."
The 93 year old who is retiring after 36 years as mayor after the Oct. 27 election was referring to the last minute ballot switch for Toronto election.
First came word that ailing Mayor Rob Ford would come off the ballot for mayor and his nephew Michael would withdraw from running for councillor in Ward 2.
Then we were told Michael would run for school board and Mayor Ford would run in his old spot in ward 2 while current Ward 2 Councillor Doug Ford, who was not yet on a 2014 ballot, would put his name up for mayor.
You just don't see that every day. But it's democracy in action
McCallion admitted she was not amused with this kind of political jockeying.
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