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The yellow frame is the frame of the iPhone that's actually playing the video. This was taped by pointing a camera at a yellow iPhone playing the video.

That video was taped with a camera pointed at a cellphone playing the original video. That yellow bar you see at times is the camera taking in the top of the iPhone that is actually playing the video. Not sure what it means - just an interesting point. Also, The Toronto Star might have been...

What is this, a mission in GTA?! Oh... yeah, I guess it is. God speed, dforthandbview!

That's the silliest damn thing. The downtown relief line is for people who work downtown, not live downtown. I live at Weston and Lawrence and take public transit into work everyday - it's obvious to me that the biggest thing needed is a downtown relief line.

Hmm... well, I stand corrected. His claims seem to be just as far-fetched, though - "Toronto Metro Police spent over $275K surveiling Mayor Rob Ford, while he was in Austin Texas. That from DHS aid who was Liason" - and he does like to brag about his 'special skills'.

Ugh... that guy's back again. Ignore him. He comes up with a different twitter handle every once in a while and starts posting outrageous claims. You can usually spot him by his twitter description/picture and his tweets. He'll have a pic of a gun or tweet a pic of a gun, suggest he has...

I think the anonymous complaints were mentioned as a point of interest. The reason the hearings were set up was because two people submitted a formal complaint for hearings. I don't think it'd be legal or illegal to make any request of the Fords - I think it'd be irresponsible not to, though...

I'm still not sure I'm getting the point, Marko. Of course. Right? I mean, the guy doesn't have to show up, but to NOT invite him would be pretty irresponsible. The newspapers are on 'trial' here and to not invite the subject of the articles would be ridiculous.

I understand that there were many anonymous complaints but the hearings cannot be set up because of anonymous complaints. According to the National Post Darylle Donley is the complainant against the Star and Connie Harrison complained about an article in the Globe from May 25, 2013...

I think that's stretching things to breaking point there. The two complainants that were named can hardly be considered friends of The Star or The Globe. They're both defenders of the Fords. They made the complaints and the hearings were set up. The Globe and The Star had nothing to do with...

I don't know anything about the guy that runs that site, but the whole thing seems to be an attention getting exercise. Does anyone know if this guy is reliable? I'd tend to treat his claims very suspiciously, especially since every other rumour we've heard is that they are quite a few copies...

I doubt anything in this article will stop anyone from supporting Mayor Ford. Even if he is arrested for anything many people won't stop supporting him. People are way too invested in him emotionally. It's like having a possible flush in Texas hold'em - and then the last card comes up and you...

So we can all agree that we won't vote for Rob Ford or Jack Layton next election? Deal.