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Daniel Dale, a reporter for the , served notice on Thursday to , the Mayor of Toronto, Ontario in Canada, of libel proceedings based on allegedly defamatory comments made by Mayor Ford against Mr. Dale on the  program "theZoomer", broadcast on Monday.

During the interview, Ford is alleged to have made an insinuation of Dale based upon an incident that took place on May 2, 2012.  In describing the incident, Ford said, "I have little kids.  When a guy is taking pictures of little kids, I don't want to say the word, but you start thinking, you know, what's this guy all about?"
File photo of Toronto Mayor Rob Ford in 2011.  
Thursday morning, Ford described the 2012 incident in similar terms on a Washington, D.C. sports radio program.

In an editorial posted to the Toronto Star website, Dale says "I'm a non-confrontational guy, and I just wanted to write articles and go home.  I didn't want to be goaded into a legal battle that could last a long time."

A statement issued by , owners of VisionTV, states they will not be making further comment until such time as they are able to speak to their attorneys, as there is now a threat of legal action.  The office of the Mayor has not responded to a request from ''Wikinews'' for comment in the matter.