Financial post has article explaining how it would actually be cheaper to do a pipe line through Churchill and supply the east coast. I often wondered this myself there is a conservative government in Manitoba so why not? Or is it easier to get votes if you cry about not moving oil the way you exactly want it. Lol
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Seasonal port, those iceberg thingys are still out there and haven't all melted yet like we were told. Not sure the economics work on a seasonal basis. But some combo idea might be the way. Enhanced grain transport, oil, LNG and a whack of storage to carry through the winter seasons. I mean thunder bay is unusable for 5 months of the year.Originally posted by the big wheel View PostFinancial post has article explaining how it would actually be cheaper to do a pipe line through Churchill and supply the east coast. I often wondered this myself there is a conservative government in Manitoba so why not? Or is it easier to get votes if you cry about not moving oil the way you exactly want it. Lol
That would require leadership and vision.
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Well then u would have all the environmentalists saying u would kill the rest of the polar bears and the delicate Tundra would be fubar. Hundreds would have to be paid off to get it to work and most of importantly u would have to have a vision of the future which no politician has anymore. Pallister would love to have it except we’re broke here in the land of reserves and deadbeats. I’ve said that about moving grain but the big grain companies wanna have nothing to do with it. Anything that would make the most economic sense hardly ever gets done. That’s why we are PHUCKED
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Give the grain cos the same deal that AGT got and they might use the port of Churchill. .,those capitalist government titsuckers....Originally posted by FarmJunkie View PostWell then u would have all the environmentalists saying u would kill the rest of the polar bears and the delicate Tundra would be fubar. Hundreds would have to be paid off to get it to work and most of importantly u would have to have a vision of the future which no politician has anymore. Pallister would love to have it except we’re broke here in the land of reserves and deadbeats. I’ve said that about moving grain but the big grain companies wanna have nothing to do with it. Anything that would make the most economic sense hardly ever gets done. That’s why we are PHUCKED
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Very true, climate activists would shut that down before the first shovel went into the ground .Originally posted by FarmJunkie View PostWell then u would have all the environmentalists saying u would kill the rest of the polar bears and the delicate Tundra would be fubar. Hundreds would have to be paid off to get it to work and most of importantly u would have to have a vision of the future which no politician has anymore. Pallister would love to have it except we’re broke here in the land of reserves and deadbeats. I’ve said that about moving grain but the big grain companies wanna have nothing to do with it. Anything that would make the most economic sense hardly ever gets done. That’s why we are PHUCKED
The activism funding is literally unlimited. Canada is phucked as an exporting nation .... the very thing that drove the Canadian economy, exports will be destroyed until we get a federal leader with a set of balls ðŸ€
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