What do you mean by “amenable to being solved”? Is it because the federal government, versus a smaller provincial government, would have greater powers to compel certain action?
A good example is Ontario. Ontario is not just another province; it is the biggest province in Canada, with far more ability to constrain companies within its jurisdiction. I can understand a small province, maybe in the Maritimes, not being able to. You know, you only have so many public servants who can do so many tasks. There's the scarcity of time, the scarcity of resources, so what would these problems be? You're saying they would be different and not similar. You just wouldn't shift the problem, but I just don't see how that would fix it.