Campbell, don't fall into the trap of equating father and son just because they share the same name. That just plays to the weak side of any argument that might be important. The story here is completely different. JT has engaged the provinces fully on all common fronts for a year and some Prov. Premiers are not going to be in agreement no matter what. JT can continue the charade or set a challenge before them that will result in action starting on this file. Obama made the error of waiting out the opposition, trying to get everyone on board and missed the chance to make real change in his first 2 years. In this case JT has set a target and put all the levers, tools and options into the hands of the provinces. His father would not have done that and did not do that, but rather set a full plan at the federal level. 

It is easy to say one Trudeau is like the other, but that would demonstrate a lack or serious understanding and research, and would be the easy way out!