I agree with the post but when this guy leaves himself wide open as he generally does, it's nice to watch him try to back track.
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I agree with the post but when this guy leaves himself wide open as he generally does, it's nice to watch him try to back track.
Saudi Arabia has seen it's credit rating downgraded by the major agencies and have been 'warned' by the IMF that they could have liquidity issues in the next years if they don't diversify their economy (lol) or see higher resource prices.... They are attempting to float a bond issue and actually thinking about offering (part of ) Aramco on the public markets.
The message here is that Saudi Arabia can't afford these low commodity prices too much longer
Well that's good news for Alberta as the price will rise as soon as the Muslims decide it's time to do so.
He could start by not passing legislation that drives away investment in the province's E&P sector
What legislation has the NDP passed that is driving business away?
Any major industry that contemplates billions in investment absolutely requires certainty with respect to gvt.
There can be no certainty when Muslims control your fate. One way I see certainty is my Made In Canada price. Any other ideas are welcome.
Case in point; how many multi-nationals are proposing billion dollar investments in Ontario right now?
This discussion is about Oil and Alberta and O'Leary's lack of substantial guidance on how to fix the low Oil price and save jobs.
Get Mr Wynne out and that might change over night
Again; This discussion is about Oil and Alberta and O'Leary's lack of substantial guidance on how to fix the low Oil price and save jobs.
Burnaby mayor pleads with feds to suspend Kinder Morgan hearings
The city's position is backed by a number of environmental organizations and Indigenous communities, including the Tsleil-Waututh Nation, which has taken the feds to court for failing to adequately consult them when the NEB began its review of the expansion project.
The federal government has yet to issue a response to Burnaby's formal requests, and final arguments for the NEB hearings are slated to start on Jan. 19 and run until Jan. 29 at the Delta Burnaby Hotel and Conference Centre.
At final hour, Burnaby mayor pleads with feds to suspend Kinder Morgan hearings | National Observer
I should write a nice Op Ed about how there are thousands of heating oil tanks still containing product in Burnaby and Vancouver lawns doing actual real environmental damage unlike a hypothetical line break.
It's time Burnaby and Vancouver clean up that mess before poking their noses into national affairs and hypothetical bullsh-t.
Personally, I think it's great that you're trying to save them from further embarrassment. Unfortunately, you should be telling him to just shut up when he doesn't know what he's talking about. It's not like I'm the only person he embarrasses himself with
Yep
Increasing Corporate Taxes in the middle of a recession.
OPEC made the bizarre decision to harm themselves more than they are harming the industry.
The weak companies will always fall behind.. Think of this incident as the cyclical house-cleaning that occurs every 15-20 years or so
The broader discussion includes how gubmint shouldn't be in the business of business.. I made that point clear by using Wynne
Fix low oil prices?... You mean control the global price of oil?
That's a pretty bold plan. The last group to try was.is the Saudis and, well, it looks like it's bankrupting them
If there was even a snowball's chance in hell of cancelling this project, the Burnaby mayor wouldn't be on his knees begging the Feds.
It's a done deal bud
And created a one year deficit nearly double that of Saskatchewan's total debt. How big will it be this year?
The only way to do that is push their oil off the market with ours by exporting.
You really need to get out of Vancouver, pedro...........come on up to the Hinterland......we have no problem looking each other in the eye up here. :smile:
What are you paying down there? I got gas a couple of days ago in Forest Grove and it was $1.03 and that is down from the last time I gassed up.
https://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&sour...ggjMAI&usg=AFQjCNH6ur9RrrbXEjELdBT-gS-oRpmF7g
Doesn't appear to be mandatory.
And who is monitoring for leaks?
Depends. In the GVRD its 1.09 in Mission it's 93.9 and back at home it is 83.4
Certainly except I am not an employee of Canada, I'm a shareholder apparently. We probably shouldn't be trying to run a country politically. There must be something more efficient.
So, why are you going to the US for gas?:roll:
I refuse to pay for mismanaged transit and malarkey carbon taxes.