It is difficult for me to comment because it is still in the court, but this is an example of how, according to the Constitution, the capacity of the Government of Canada to act on a merger against the will of the provincial government doesn't seem to be very strong.
Il m'est difficile de me prononcer parce que l'affaire est devant les tribunaux, mais cela montre les moyens d'action limités, selon la Constitution, dont dispose le gouvernement du Canada en cas de fusion contrairement à la volonté d'un gouvernement provincial.