We're hearing external experts, such as Jenny Hagan, who's a severe weather expert, say that these cuts will hold back the very information Canadians rely on to protect themselves, their families and the public during severe weather. Is she wrong? Is Dr. David Sills wrong? He is one of the leading severe weather scientists, and he warned that the gutting of this program is going to be a severe problem for measuring and putting out warnings about tornadoes, hail, flash floods and other dangerous storms.
Is it that they're wrong and you're right?