teeroy
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dunno, just googled "oil price" and saw this Oil Price: Latest Price & Chart for Crude Oil - NASDAQ.comEdmonton Journal reporting closer to $50 at close today?
dunno, just googled "oil price" and saw this Oil Price: Latest Price & Chart for Crude Oil - NASDAQ.comEdmonton Journal reporting closer to $50 at close today?
The TSX energy sector has plunged almost 12% this month as supply issues continued to drive the price of crude closer to US$40 a barrel. But on Tuesday, the sector gained almost one per cent even as April crude on the New York Mercantile Exchange fell for a sixth session, down 42 cents to US$43.46.
Prices had found support around $50, but the International Energy Agency warned last week that the recent stability in prices at that level was likely premature.
Lots of pipelines going this coming up spring. After road bans are off the flood gates are opening!!
I think what your seeing is exactly what the big companies want, a market correction for the cost of equipment. The patch rate has been significantly higher than other industries for years now. A drop in contractor rates will be one of the short term effects of the rollbacks.Buddy of mine just got undercut on an upcoming pipeline job - he bid the work at a 50% reduced rate from working for them last year and that wasn't good enough. Winning bid was $2200 for a 24hr rate with 12 hr shifts. for a fleet of tri drive straightvacs. All new equipment. That's less than $100 an hour for a $400,000 truck...........with operator.
Im from Lloyd as well6000 + people have left Lloydminster, 250 houses for sale, 130 of rom Lloyd aare empty.
Hopefully theft doesnt start. Pretty doom in lloyd right now
Yup. First the layoffs, gets people on the edge, then a notice on rollbacks, guys are happy it wasnt a pink slip so they tighten their belts and carry on.Therein lies the problem? Wage rollbacks are next...
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