No problem ;D. And I could end up being wrong, but I don't think so in this case. Either way, it's just too early to assume anything. There's also the possibility that NDVO has recently trained some new case processors with those quick applications. If they have hired new processors, then the backlog would probably be cleared up faster, especially if the speculations that many officers have been retrained are true (the immigration minister claimed before that they had learned some techniques from processing refugee cases and said that those would be implemented in Family Class applications, but no one has seen any hard proof of this being implemented yet).
Your wife will be in Canada before you know it. Someday after she lands you'll look back on the process and remember the waiting and think "Wow, that feels like it was yesterday". This is only temporary.
