Wait. . . "transcanada?" Is that like "I was born in Ohio, but I always felt more comfortable in a plaid shirt and a toque, getting drunk on cheap beer and yelling at hockey games on television, so now I identify as transCanada. I'm saving up for the surgery?"
TransCanada railway: Dude, been there, done that, got the T-shirt.Nope, it is more like the transcanada highway. "I'm not happy being a normal highway,so I'm going to start on the east coast and not stop until i reach the west coast."
Racist .And lets be clear about the prospects for gasoline sales: not good.
If any city in the world should be going green its Hongcouver.
But we are cancelling Site C . Where is the electricity to come from ?So the answer is get off the gasoline.
Vancouver cannot maintain is ridiculous existence on refined gasoline. They have to switch to alternatives.
We're still trying to figure out how Alberta oil going through BC and off to China equals cheaper gas in Vancouver.
It's a powerful argument.
Taxes for one .The price of a bbl dropping didn't lower labour costs, energy costs, logistics, maintenance....
It's $1.46 in Coquitlam and $1.12 in Regina.
Why?
Racist .
But we are cancelling Site C . Where is the electricity to come from ?
You're not paying them to Canada. You're paying them to an international corporation that is taking most of the money out of Canada and stashing it in various places around the world. Probably including Brazil.Not everyone is fixated on price.
I'm more than happy to pay world market prices to Canada instead of Brazil.
Taxes for one .
CNG is cheap and popular for vehicles in E Europe, India and China.
Or a flush toilet.As popular as natural gas is in the west, most nova scotians have never seen a natural gas furnace.
You're not paying them to Canada. You're paying them to an international corporation that is taking most of the money out of Canada and stashing it in various places around the world. Probably including Brazil.
As popular as natural gas is in the west, most nova scotians have never seen a natural gas furnace.
Or a flush toilet.
Thanks to fracking in Pennsylvania you will soon.
You're not paying them to Canada. You're paying them to an international corporation that is taking most of the money out of Canada and stashing it in various places around the world. Probably including Brazil.
Which ones are they ? We are importing more and more people every year building more housing and business , will the Tumbler Ridge wind farm support this growth and the addition of millions of electric cars ?From alternative generating sources.
10 cents for hydro as well .Even then that 6 cents GVRD tax 6 cents carbon tax and 1% PST still leaves a big gap.
They are the ones that they reviewed 10 years ago and lied about then. 10 years ago they were less expensive and far less damaging.Which ones are they ? We are importing more and more people every year building more housing and business , will the Tumbler Ridge wind farm support this growth and the addition of millions of electric cars ?
10 cents for hydro as well .