How Canada can streamline large-scale emergency responses
Without a clear and consistent framework, let alone a readily available funding mechanism, critical time is often wasted in re-negotiating fundamentals. Political considerations and public debates draw valuable resources and tend not to be helpful.
Almost every major international crisis results in requests for the federal government to rescue Canadians caught up in it. Debate inevitably follows.
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