I've been saying the same thing. The reality is that under R. v. Jordan, some categories of crime such as assault simply will virtually never get to trial. (This is inferable from the recently released New Brunswick guidelines.) This gives the Crown literally no leverage to even secure a plea bargain, because defense counsel know the cases will be stayed. 

In some ways these Alberta guidelines are even more extreme than the NB guidelines, in that they're talking about abandoning even serious violent crime cases.

You get enough perps to walk scot free like the guy in Ottawa who recently walked free after breaking both the legs of a baby, and we'll start seeing a rise in vigilantism, to the peril of the accused.

Once sexual assault cases start getting triaged away like assault cases, the unconstitutional nature of R. v. Jordan will become impossible for the general public to stomach, and we might even see vigilantism against Supreme Court judges. What a mess.