Canada

I understand there are issues everywhere. Some forseen and some not, but rarely are they planned for in any eventuality. I do not work on any municipal levels, so can't speak for that, but they've also tied people's hands so trying to do literally anything costs more than the benefits they will provide in the end these days. Just look at the needed dredging that's required to operate marine operations. Millions upon millions of dollars, ever 10-15 years. And permitting required up the wazoo. The problems do compound however, and the longer they are delayed, the costlier they get. I don't know the solution, and it sure is nice that government wages kept up with inflation. Too bad the rest of ours didn't...