TORONTO – Toronto Mayor Rob Ford made headlines internationally moments after he said he tried crack cocaine while in a “drunken stupor.”
The news was splashed across major media websites.
“Toronto Mayor admits to smoking crack,” read a headline on the BBC’s front page.
“Toronto Mayor Ford admits crack cocaine use, mistakes ‘in past’,” read one featured in CNN’s top news of the day.
Ford’s image appeared all over newsstands Wednesday morning – here’s a look at some of the newspaper front pages featuring the mayor.
Toronto Sun
Toronto Star
The Globe and Mail
National Post
Montreal Gazette
La Presse
Hamilton Spectator
Calgary Herald
Waterloo Record
Ottawa Citizen
Niagara Falls Review
Le Droit
Tampa Bay Times
Sitka Sentinel
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
The Daily Journal
Charlotte Sun
Auburn Citizen
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