Tar Sands Profitability Questionable....

I agree with Doug.

Paul:

Guess you overlooked the most important part of that post. The part that is going to push gas prices up all over Canada this winter to over $1/litre. I post it here again for you to read:

Perhaps the bigger risk to gasoline prices than hurricanes is the political tension in the oil-rich Middle East and turmoil in the financial markets.
"It's a geopolitical storm that could be brewing," Melek said. "People will bid up prices to secure supply."
Also, the financial hurricane raging in world credit markets could prompt oil producing countries, set to meet next month to discuss quotas, to keep production down out of fear that demand will fall if the global economy slows.
If production stays low and a slowdown fails to materialize, that could lead to a tightening of supplies and hence higher prices as the approaching northern winter increases demand for heating fuel.

Ken Harris wrote: I agree with Doug. Paul: Guess you overlooked the most important part of that post. The part that is going to push gas prices up all over Canada this winter to over $1/litre. I post it here again for you to read: Perhaps the bigger risk to gasoline prices than hurricanes is the political tension in the oil-rich Middle East and turmoil in the financial markets. "It's a geopolitical storm that could be brewing," Melek said. "People will bid up prices to secure supply." Also, the financial hurricane raging in world credit markets could prompt oil producing countries, set to meet next month to discuss quotas, to keep production down out of fear that demand will fall if the global economy slows. If production stays low and a slowdown fails to materialize, that could lead to a tightening of supplies and hence higher prices as the approaching northern winter increases demand for heating fuel.

I read it, but didn't see any 6.00/litre mumbo jumbo
     

That won't stop people from buying

nothing will stop people from buying unless they run out