Yes.
In discussions with the provincial forecasters and the federal government, we think the best proposal is to have the high-end, exceedingly complex computer models run federally and tied into the weather forecast, but then tailored to the needs of the provinces so that they can issue the forecast as the one authority of source in there.
It also takes into account multiple model outputs. Remember, there's nothing preventing Google or others from doing this as well. We can get lots of different forecasts, and that adds to the confusion. The idea is to coordinate so that there's something authoritative and this is what we go with.