Also: Ontario has fired an OPP deputy who challenged the hiring of Ford friend Ron Taverner
Today is The Globe’s 175th anniversary. Check out the Moment in Time section lower down for a look at our history – and what we should expect for Canada’s future.Why Jane Philpott’s resignation is a major blow for Justin Trudeauas Treasury Board president, saying she has “lost confidence” in Trudeau’s handling of the SNC-Lavalin affair. The evidence of pressure on former attorney-general Jody-Wilson Raybould “have raised serious concerns for me,” Philpott said.
Both Philpott and Wilson-Raybould say they intend to remain in the Liberal caucus and seek re-election. Trudeau is still considering whether to remove Wilson-Raybould from caucus.says Trudeau is facing a civil war: “Yes, this is about the alleged interference by the Prime Minister and his advisers in the prosecution for corruption of the Quebec engineering company SNC-Lavalin.
The new federal requirements take effect June 30, or sooner if an early election is called. The penalties for not following the rules include fines and possible jail time. The Ford government said the decision wasn’t politically motivated. Community Safety Minister Sylvia Jones said Blair “violated his duties and the obligations he is supposed to uphold as a public servant.” But NDP Leader Andrea Horwath accused Ford of taking revenge: “What Mr. Blair has done is sounded an alarm bell on a Premier who thinks he should be able to manipulate the independence of the Ontario police.
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