The short answer is no, and that is why the City of Victoria and the Capital Regional District have adopted a position of opposition, both to the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project application and to other policies or infrastructure that would result in increased fossil fuel transport along the coast.
We've heard from our fire chief that coordination between government agencies is wholly inadequate. The current model of federal oversight of fossil fuel shipments is totally inadequate, in terms of Transport Canada and the Canadian Coast Guard delegating and abrogating responsibility to Western Canada Marine Response Corporation, which is controlled by industry. By its very structure, its interests are aligned with industry, rather than with the public interest of protecting people, property, and the natural environment from harm.