The Globe and Mail reports in its Tuesday, Jan. 27, edition that Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he remains at odds with Prime Minister Mark Carney over his move to ease Chinese electric vehicle tariffs but said the two leaders agreed on many other matters after a meeting Monday at the Premier's home in Toronto. The Globe's Steven Chase and Jeff Gray write that after a 45-minute meeting, the pair appeared at a nearby Pizza Nova at lunchtime and spoke briefly with a reporter who asked whether they had resolved their differences. "We never had a problem," a smiling Mr. Ford said. "Listen guys, we're a big family. And sometimes brothers and sisters may disagree. But at the end of the day, make no mistake about it, we are one country, we are Team Canada, both of us." Mr. Ford admitted they still disagree on the China deal but agree on speeding up major projects. Federal Industry Minister Melanie Joly announced an Ontario-Ottawa task force on the auto industry as she prepares to unveil a new strategy in the coming weeks. Ms. Joly also addressed Mr. Ford's concerns, voiced last week, that Chinese EVs could act as "spy cars," saying that the federal government would not jeopardize the security of Canadians.