If a provincial government such as Manitoba is engaged in a particular project dealing with housing for people with disabilities because they've had the vision
or the fortitude to move in that direction and have made it a priority, and along comes the fed
eral government and says, “We've got some money, but you've already started that project, so you're not going to get any help,” why doesn't the federal government say, “Okay, province, you loo
k after 100% of the cost ...[+++] of that project and we will look after 100% of the next project”?