“If you look at Vancouver, it’s two dollars a ten cents a litre. I don’t think we’ll get that high because the tax differential is substantial. Nevertheless, these are the prices were about to pay for the foreseeable future.”
The price at at least one gas station in Williams Lake is now approaching two dollars as well.
McTeague added the cancellation of the Keystone XL Pipeline, as well as the Russian Invasion, has put a huge dent in supply.
“It looked like a bit of a cuckhold when the Americans went to Venezuela and Iran begging them for more oil when you shut down the Keystone XL Pipeline that could have delivered the 800-thousand barrels you desperately need. The world is waking up to the green scam because it’s going to cost them and for those that don’t – well, they can wait a little longer.”
“What is a beautiful country like Canada doing when it could be doubling its output to eight and nine million barrels a day without the ability to deliver it through pipelines. Canadians can really thank our governments for shutting down pipelines and for tolerating foreign-funded activists.”