Many voters still support his social justice and green agenda, yet they don't appreciate the dependency of such programs and ideals on a healthy economy, which Trudeau seems so intent on undermining with new layers of direct or indirect taxes and discretionary deficits that will impede the economy in the future.  

This infrastructure bank is just another example (and a big one at that), fraught with risks, a low probability that true costs will be exposed, and uncertain benefits.  Although far from ideal, provinces and municipalities may actually be better off taking a pass on CIB funds and instead issue more bonds, add user tolls at cost (without private sector overhead and profit margins) and rationalize project lists.  CIB is probably not worth the risks.