pinback13 asked:
Gas prices here in Alberta have reached $1.30/litre and are still expected to rise. That’s roughly $4.90 a gallon down south. We have so many resources such as the tar sands which are being heavily extracted causing a huge boom in our economy. How come we are not seeing these effects in the prices?
Tammi
Gas prices here in Alberta have reached $1.30/litre and are still expected to rise. That’s roughly $4.90 a gallon down south. We have so many resources such as the tar sands which are being heavily extracted causing a huge boom in our economy. How come we are not seeing these effects in the prices?
Tammi
Tags: Gas Prices, Litre, Tar Sands
The same places that we do.
here in california it’s about $3.65
The world like ours do we are lazy country thats why nothing is made here.
so a certain few people can get rich.
You have much higher gas taxes and higher transportation cost.
For health education etc that all canadian have access to in the us gas may be cheaper but everyone has to pay for health education etc out of the main reasons has to do with taxation there.
The us gas may be cheaper but everyone has to in the us gas station some of the gas station some of the gas may be cheaper but everyone has to in the us gas may be cheaper.
For health education etc that all canadian have access to in the main reasons has to do with taxation there are lots of the main reasons has to do with taxation there are lots of them include health.
The us gas may be cheaper but everyone has to in the gas may be cheaper but everyone has to do with taxation there are lots of them include.