What I see, for example, is that interventions made for reasons of urgency, to find short-term solutions, are perpetuated and established.
Bill C‑5 will do just that. It'll give the federal government free rein to intervene in the construction of infrastructure, to change or delay regulatory differences around environmental issues, impact studies and so on.
All the arguments made to justify urgency are really instruments to allow a purpose defined by the federal government to become an imposed purpose.