By Associated Press What could be controversial about the city of Toronto congratulating Canada's Olympic and Paralympic athletes? Ask Rob Ford. The Toronto mayor on Wednesday cast the sole 'no' vote on a City Council motion to offer the athletes kudos. Minutes earlier, he also was the only council member to vote against a proposal to name a Toronto street after the late Nelson Mandela. Ford asked for a re-vote on both motions a half-hour later but was denied. Lone dissenter: Toronto Mayor Rob Ford voted no on two popular measures in City Council on Wednesday. Pictured above at a City Council meeting in November
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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford was the lone dissenter on two popular measures passed in City Council on Wednesday
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Ford later claimed he accidentally voted 'no' and called for a re-vote
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