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@jkenney@elonmusk So you’re trying to silence someone with opposite views than your own. So all the Quebecers who voted for separation and all the Albertans supporting independence should renounce their citizenship because you say so! That’s Rich!
@Omisjl2019@Gorgeou5Gorges@RodAVanier@grok If WTI/Brent is under $100, why are gasoline or diesel prices still high, and how much of that is refining margins, taxes, or distribution rather than crude supply?
Victor Davis Hanson lays out that no one in America told Canada to import the equivalent of 45% of its population from non-assimilating sources, abandon its fossil fuels and pipelines, chase solar power in a frigid climate, accept the lowest GDP growth among industrial Western nations, or accept being $30–40k poorer per person/family than Americans. Nor did anyone force Canada to lead the world in assisted suicide as a cost-saving measure. Those choices—and the resulting inability to fund open borders, defense, or fair trade—came from Canadian leadership, not from Washington.
I did and it’s not because of US oil reserves it’s about Several things are driving that:
* Low diesel/distillate inventories. Today’s Reuters report says U.S. distillate stocks have fallen even while crude inventories have risen. That’s a good illustration of the disconnect: more crude does not automatically mean more diesel.
* Refining constraints. Refineries can only produce so much diesel, and outages, maintenance and the particular mix of products they manufacture limit how quickly diesel production can increase.
* Canadian dollar. Refined petroleum products are effectively priced against international/U.S.-dollar markets. A weaker Canadian dollar raises the Canadian cost of both imported fuel and internationally priced domestic fuel.
Transportation and logistics. Higher tanker/shipping costs and disruptions to international routes add costs even when crude itself is physically available. The Bank of Canada specifically identifies elevated transportation and supply-chain costs as part of the current pressure.
Taxes are part of the pump price, although they don’t explain the extraordinary recent increase by themselves. NRCan’s basic price structure is crude + refining margin + retail/marketing margin + taxes.
the present diesel spike isn’t simply an “oil shortage” story. Crude inventories can be adequate and crude prices can even fall while diesel rises because the bottleneck has shifted downstream into refining capacity, finished-diesel inventories and the international diesel market.
In fact, Reuters reports today that Gulf oil exports have recovered above 23 million barrels/day, while U.S. fuel inventories remain tight and refinery output is reduced. That’s almost a textbook example of crude supply improving without immediately solving the diesel problem.
Your excuse is terciary and almost insignificant when it comes to increase in price. It’s just left wing fear mongering.
@shuvmajumdar Blaming Trump doesn’t sound like you understand the meaning of sovereignty you hold precious. Look in the mirror and that who’s to blame! You voted liberal.
@ABC Sure but like Obama he’ll get it for doing nothing. All it accomplished is to piss off the Trump administration. What do you think will happen at that time? Buyer beware!
You’re not very intelligent. Trump is protecting his own people. Our government has failed to protect our own industry by choking the industry out with carbon tax and regulations that make them less competitive. Cheaper Canadian dollar does not make us competitive. This is caused by 11 years of liberal policy. That’s it that all. Point fingers at yourself if you want to own the sovereignty debate.
They have been betrayed by the ignorance of the Liberal government. They were told this would happen. They had many options to correct the tarrif dispute including remove carbon tax, re-evaluate regulations to make it easier and cheaper to produce. Create homegrown industry to use our own products.
@Omisjl2019@Gorgeou5Gorges@RodAVanier Doesn’t explain why oil is still below $100.00 per barrel indicating plenty of oil supply. So why is diesel not connected with supply price of oil. It’s not Iran? Obviously!
@Gorgeou5Gorges@RodAVanier Why is there a global shortage of diesel if the price of oil below $100.00 per barrel. What’s causing the shortages for diesel as oil is not in short supply.
No they are hurting Canada because of Mark Carney and Trudeau. There was a deal and they torched it last minute again. They disrespected Trump. They are arrogant and false sense of privilege. Don’t forget the name calling we at back when. They never thought that nightmare would return to bite them in the ass! It’s did. So yeah it’s 💯 Carney and liberals fault.