The only way that could happen is if prices go into the tank and everything fails at once.
When you're talking about international trade, maybe in an ideal world, the only way we're ever going to get a level playing field is if everybody withdraws their support, like New Zealand and some of these other countries in the grain business have. But that's not liable to happen.
On the one hand, what it comes down to is the province with the poorest treasury is the first to go. On the other hand, the provinces and the federal government want to support their producers. I agree with some of the other comments that have been made, that the solution comes down to trade.
But we even have predatory trade in our own country. It's difficult to understand how a region can offer incentives to a jurisdiction, and then they can just arbitrarily have access to that province's market, or even to an adjacent province's market. It's complicated.