It's true that solving this problem is nearly impossible, but a 2.5 billion dollar fix won't do much, if anything, to correct what the auditor-general costed at a total of 170 billion dollars over 20 years.
Also, the grid which the Liberals inherited from Harris was not so much dysfunctional as it was unsuitable to carry power from thousands of new " green " sources to one big user, Toronto. The real problem which Wynne can't fix is the Green Energy Act, with all its unintended consequences resulting from unpredictable production. Without massive and cheap storage of that unreliable power, these unintended consequences will remain more expensive than the electricity itself.