Previous Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has kicked the bucket at 46 years old in the wake of battling growth, his family has said.

Mr Ford, who struggled medication and liquor habit, was determined to have an uncommon type of growth in 2014.

He increased universal reputation in the wake of conceding smoking rocks in 2013, however he was adored by supporters.

"A devoted man of the general population, Councilor Ford spent his life serving the subjects of Toronto," his family said in an announcement.

He couldn't keep running for re-race as leader in 2014 because of his disease conclusion, yet won a city gathering seat in an avalanche result.Reacting to his demise, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tweeted: "Loot Ford battled tumor with fearlessness and determination. My sympathies and all the best to the Ford family today."

The present chairman of Toronto, John Tory, said in an announcement that "the city is reeling with this news".

"He was a man who talked his brain and who kept running for office due to the profoundly felt feelings that he had.

"I know there are numerous who were influenced by his gregarious nature and way to deal with open administration.''

Embarrassment

While serving as Toronto leader, Mr Ford was recorded and shot inebriated in broad daylight regions.

"Yes, I have smoked rocks," Mr Ford told correspondents. "Be that as it may... isn't that right? Am I someone who is addicted? No. Have I attempted it? Presumably in one of my plastered trances, most likely roughly around a year back."

In spite of the break smoking outrage, his prominence stayed high with fans lining up to bring photograph with him.