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sean -

I think the value at which the dirty oil is dirty and unattractive to spend moolah on refining is around $68.

On one hand, I'm against the idea of dumping money into car manufacture unless there are stipulations that the plants need to stop making "mini"-vans and trucks and such. On the other hand, the trickle outwards repercussions of plant closures is a bit like an economic flesh eating diease... Perhaps the Mike Harris School of Welfare Economics is worth a re-look. Only give base bare bones economic help with tons if stipulations checks and balances. Yes there will be job losses, but use that loss to funnel Canadians into the trades jobs we are so deperate to fill. Heck, maybe in two years when you call Bell Canada customer service, it'll be someone in Canada for a change.

Ben (The Tiger) -

Forty-four dollars sticks in the head, though that might be the point of profitability for those Newfoundland offshore rigs...

Matthew Fletcher -

This site:
http://www.theoildrum.com/node/3839
(scroll down to the "Economics" section)

suggests the number is $32/barrel, though notes that price is dependent on a great many of other variable factors.

Douglas -

Mon the Ton!

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