Pellet shortage? Price increases? Oct 2020

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With just over 40 million people in this Country our
social policies have to be paid for never mind infostructure
but that's the price we pay for clean air and water and
the life we choose to live

Yeah...

I do know Nova Scotia is famous for the number of abandoned fishing villages. Not sure what happened to their ifnrstructure?
 
I do know Nova Scotia is famous for the number of abandoned fishing villages. Not sure what happened to their ifnrstructure?
It is Newfoundland that has abandoned outports. the Provincial Government moved them
because they were too hard to service Eg mail, groceries, and fuel all had to be delivered by ship
If you ever get a chance to visit the Rock go it is a fantastic place
 
It is Newfoundland that has abandoned outports. the Provincial Government moved them
because they were too hard to service Eg mail, groceries, and fuel all had to be delivered by ship
If you ever get a chance to visit the Rock go it is a fantastic place

I visited these places in Nova Scotia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ghost_towns_in_Nova_Scotia

Really sad to see the rumble and ruin. In America, indoor shopping malls are one thing, but people do not live in them.
 
Your gas prices are not bad. We’re at 2.54 US dollars per US gallon right now. Gas 87 or diesel. It varies a lot across the US mostly due to various levels of taxation.

I’ve also never had a problem with ethanol in the gas.

I was afraid lumber prices were high due to lack of mill activity which meant lack of residue for pellet manufacture which means low supply and high prices for pellets.

Sheets of OSB are pushing 25$ here.
In most area the rise in lumber costs are due to biomass plants that burn wood chips. In my area, near Fort Drum, a load of logs cost 35 a cord before touching the saw to them. If you can get them at all.
 
It's the one bonus we get for paying the rest of the countries bills. Lol
Beginning to wonder why I left Alberta now I remember married a girl
from Ontario 42 years ago
 
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