I was simply going to try to respond to what I understood to be your question, which is how Canada's insolvency process compares to other jurisdictions in the way it treats workers and pensioners.
I would say, “Poorly.”
The insolvency process in northern and western Europe, I think, produces far better outcomes for workers and pensioners for a whole series of reasons, in part because there are more mechanisms to prevent companies from entering bankruptcy and insolvency liquidation with pension deficits that result in workers and pensioners being harmed. As Mike alluded to, there are pension protection funds in the U.K. and other places as well to catch plan members.
Really, Canada treats the most vulnerable the poorest, I would say.