Posted Nov 23, 2021, 6:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Klazu
I read some comments suggesting that prices did actually peak shortly at $1.99 per litre on Friday night, but I have not seen any photo to confirm that.
With regards to Trans-Mountain pipeline, what is the cause for the closure? Are they checking the entire line for possible ruptures or did the pipeline actually experience confirmed damage from the washouts? Isn't most of it buried fairly deep in the ground, so it is likely fairly resistant to such damage.
Good thing they are twinning it, as all of this just goes to tell how fragile our dependency on energy is and no matter what the green activists say, it is cars and oil that keep the modern society going.
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the guy from TMX on CKNW said that sections of the pipeline are submerged underwater and they need to deal with that problem.
it's not all underground
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