By Allison Martell and Cameron French TORONTO (Reuters) - Toronto's deputy mayor started running the city on Thursday, a day after Mayor Rob Ford said he would take a leave of absence from his job and his re-election campaign to seek treatment for an alcohol problem. Ford's move came after months of denials that he has a substance abuse problem and nearly a year after media reports surfaced he had been caught in a video smoking crack cocaine. His departure followed a Globe and Mail report on Wednesday that it had seen a video shot last week that showed Ford using what appeared to be drugs. On Thursday morning, TV cameras captured Ford, 44, leaving his house and getting into a car driven by another person.
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