In strategic terms, Canada is a mockery for importing 700,000 barrels of oil a day in eastern Canada while being unable to move oil from Alberta to eastern markets. http://nationalpost.com/wcm/842f64de-4d05-4562-9fd5-bd2bedcefd54 … via @nationalpost
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To be fair - we are the third largest country in the world; the country with the second-largest "diameter"; and perhaps in the top ten countries with the most challenging terrain. Not many countries face the same transportation challenges as Canada.
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I constantly find it ironic, however, that Alberta thinks "national interest" is so vital in regards the Trans-Mountain Pipeline but violently opposed it with the National Energy Policy forty years ago. Wasn't "Let the Eastern bastards freeze in the dark". the going quote?
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Anyone else notice the guy in the middle is a cardboard cutout? Budget cuts at the National Post photography dept?
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Is it a cut out of trudeau. Lol. So true, weird
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In the UK we produce more natural gas than we can use in the Summer, but when we privatised the storage infrastructure, the private owner started decommissioning sites. Now we sell it to the French in the Summer and buy it back from them at a premium in the Winter.
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Doesn't Canada have oil in the north?
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Spend your days worrying about the oil imports anchored in East waters that u most likely think pollutes more than Montreal's sewage dumps.
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