World | Toronto Every Paper in Toronto Tells Mayor to Resign Rob Ford, meanwhile, calls on police to release crack video By John Johnson Posted Nov 1, 2013 4:42 PM CDT Copied These annotated video frame grab images provided by the Toronto Police Service show Mayor Rob Ford, left, and his friend, Alexander Lisi. (AP Photo/Toronto Police Service via The Canadian Press) There's political criticism and then there's this: All four of Toronto's daily newspapers—the Sun, the Star, the National Post, and the Globe and Mail—published editorials today calling on Mayor Rob Ford to resign. They're responding, of course, to the police announcement that investigators have recovered a video that appears to show Ford smoking crack. The mayor has said he has no intention of stepping down and continues to insist he wasn't smoking crack, despite accounts to the contrary by reporters at the Star and Gawker who have seen the video. Today, Ford's lawyer called on police to make it public. "All I can say is we'd love to see the video," he tells Reuters. "I can't say what it shows because only a few have seen it. ... Let the public see it." Read These Next It's a largely invisible nightmare for many families. Treatment delay was deadly for pregnant cop with atrial fibrillation. US citizens find a new way to keep loved ones from being deported. Pentagon orders soldiers to prepare for Minneapolis. Report an error