Wednesday: Mayor Ford: new documents, Governor General poetry prize, youngest execution review, Israel asylum seekers, and more...

His Honour, dishonoured. Toronto's city councillors grill, heckle, and confront mayor Rob Ford about his illegal drug use -- trying to get him to step aside.

Unredacted, take two. A judge releases more police documents that suggest the city's chief magistrate regularly behaves in a decidedly un-magisterial way.

Improper execution? A legal challenge may re-open the 1944 case of a 14-year-old boy put to death for murder in South Carolina.

More heart drugs, statin! New guidelines for doctors are likely to increase the prescription of controversial cholesterol-lowering drugs like Lipitor.

Making verse from adverse conditions. Métis poet Katherena Vermette draws from her hard upbringing in Winnipeg's North End to earn this year's Governor-General's Award for Poetry.

And perhaps it was depressed in the confines of its Roomba. A man claims that his cleaning robot committed suicide, after it rolled itself onto a hot stove element.

As It Happens, the Wednesday edition. Radio with stories that often defy logic boards.