Doug Ford has an interesting relationship with megaprojects. He seems to lack discernment.

In October he pitched Ontarians the idea of a gigantic tunnel underneath Highway 401, across the entire east-west stretch of Toronto, and everyone’s eyes bugged out of their heads. This “Big Doug” (as I wish to nickname it) could be up to 70 kilometres long, the premier said, which would be almost three times as long as the longest existing road tunnels in the world. (And we pay more than almost anyone else in the world for such projects.)