I assume that Ontario would still retain a Liberal Party and that Toronto would have there own parties <| sep |> Link To Original Submission I Am A Bot . Please Message uccd if you have any feedback or suggestions . <| sep |> Here ' s the thing , right ? There ' s a difference between FAILURE and SETBACK . In the world of engineering , you deal with the costrisktime triangle all the time , even if inadvertently . Building a damn spaceship in the public eye , time is crunched HARD . So you do your best to manage cost and risk without influencing time . it ' s not easy . Sometimes you get a setback . But if this is during a test , and you can pinpoint why the test did not succeed , And nobody died , ad you lose a couple million dollars on a onetime cost , that ' s not a strong failure . It ' s usually just a setback . People will argued well , you failed the thing you tried . But the goal is the project , not the one test . unless the setback cripples the project , it ' s merely a setback . That ' s how scientific and engineering advancement works . Full stop . Things are expected to go wrong . This is built into risk assessment and budgets . I mean shit , look at the airplane industry . I don ' t know if they ' ve EVER built an airplane on budget , they aren ' t as time constrained , and they basically don ' t ever run into the situation of the public knows this blew up . Nobody calls that a failure . Except the F 35 but that ' s a different story and a stance I ' m not willing to take . Basically , utter failure is a bad thing short term . Potentially also long term . But if you look at passfail within the scope of projects , an engine exploding on a test rig isn ' t a failure , it ' s a setback . A test model exploding on launch pad is a set back . Blowing up Facebook ' s satellite is a failure , but only for Facebook and only if they didn ' t have that thing insured , and damn it payload insurance is a thing and there ' s no way a company the size of facebook doesn ' t know that . This is a journalist whose concept of failure is probably I submitted an article to my boss and he found a grammar error which is then fixed within the day and goes right on out without adversely affecting schedule . I work in the defense industry , and my job is literally dealing with setbacks and failures and correcting them , and I can say that these kinds of things are utterly normal . To the point where they make good bar stories but not major concerns . The reason being , THEY ' RE CORRECTABLE and they get corrected . Costs a bit of money but hey now we fixed a clerical error before it became an issue or resolved a design discrepancy that somehow slipped through or passed a ruling that X must satisfy Y to avoid future situation Z . And let me tell you , it ' s better that Z happen in a test environment than , say , when astronauts have boarded apollo 1 . Media is stupid . It has been for a while , and it probably always will be .