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Good morning, Ontario Premier Doug Ford is setting his government on a collision course with Toronto’s mayor and councillors, introducing legislation today to cut the size of city council in half months before a civic election. Toronto Mayor John Tory and the city’s councillors have vowed to fight the planned cuts, though it’s not clear how. Mr. Tory wants the provincial government to call a referendum rather than making changes unilaterally. Mr. Trump has threatened to impose tariffs on auto imports, citing “national security” concerns. The federal government is considering a “tiered” approach to compensation for damages related to the failed Phoenix pay system. The rule was first proposed more than a year before the tragic crash, but won’t take effect until September of 2020. Ontario was the first province to announce its regime for legalized marijuana under the former Liberal government, which envisioned a business model similar to the province-run liquor system. Mr. Mugabe led the country for 37 years before being ousted late last year. Canada will need a co-ordinated strategy that brings government, academia and the private sector together to develop this vital pool of talent.” David Shribman (The Globe and Mail) on the emoluments clause: “A brewing threat facing the presidency of Donald Trump may be one that stirs hardly any notice in the roiling waters of Washington: a quietly developing federal court battle that will shed light on whether Mr. Trump unconstitutionally benefited from foreign and domestic interests through his Washington hotel.” Got a news tip that you’d like us to look into? Reach out via SecureDrop Help The Globe monitor political ads on Facebook: During an election campaign, you can expect to see a lot of political ads.