We are actually in the process of changing from gasoline powered motors to electric motors.
Thus stupid can in fact be fixed.
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You know why few people bother with you anymore? You're a fool.
I will repeat TB's words. They apply equally to you. You cannot fix stupid.
Less oil means less GDP, so mentalfloss wants even less oil, and clearly, even less GDP.
You truly cannot fix stupid.
Oil sucks.
Canada’s GDP shrinks in January amid drop in oil production, Statistics Canada says
OTTAWA—Canada’s gross domestic product (GDP) unexpectedly shrank in January, as the economy faces a broad slowdown after surging last year.
Gross domestic product contracted 0.1 per cent during the month, Statistics Canada reported Thursday in Ottawa, weighed down by sharp drops in oil production.
On the plus side, Statistics Canada revised up its estimate for December GDP growth to 0.2 per cent from 0.1 per cent initially.
The monthly GDP decline was the largest since May 2016, driven by a 3.6-per-cent drop in oil and gas extraction. Statistics Canada cited a 7.1-per-cent reduction in oilsands production due to unscheduled maintenance shutdowns.
https://www.thestar.com/business/ec...onomy-unexpectedly-contracted-in-january.html
maybe what Flossy really meant was that via importing so much foreign crude, the East was damaging Canada's GDP overall.
Way to go Eastern Canada
We are actually in the process of changing from gasoline powered motors to electric motors.
Thus stupid can in fact be fixed.
Investors turn away from Canadian energy stocks
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/glo...positive-signs-in-oil-sector/article38348833/
Do you view this as a good news for Canada article? I hope common sense comes back in 2019 because this attack on Canada's # 1 resource and 3rd largest reserve in the world is not good for all Canadians.
Oil sucks.
Canada’s GDP shrinks in January amid drop in oil production, Statistics Canada says
OTTAWA—Canada’s gross domestic product (GDP) unexpectedly shrank in January, as the economy faces a broad slowdown after surging last year.
Gross domestic product contracted 0.1 per cent during the month, Statistics Canada reported Thursday in Ottawa, weighed down by sharp drops in oil production.
On the plus side, Statistics Canada revised up its estimate for December GDP growth to 0.2 per cent from 0.1 per cent initially.
The monthly GDP decline was the largest since May 2016, driven by a 3.6-per-cent drop in oil and gas extraction. Statistics Canada cited a 7.1-per-cent reduction in oilsands production due to unscheduled maintenance shutdowns.
https://www.thestar.com/business/ec...onomy-unexpectedly-contracted-in-january.html