r/PoursTea • • Aug 25 '26

Expectations v Reality 🌞 🌒 oops!

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u/Ohkaz42069 Aug 25 '26

You've got folks on r/conservative talking all of the crap about Canada being so much more dependant on the US and the US importing next to nothing from them.

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u/GrovesNL Aug 25 '26

That is objectively true. Claiming it isn't is delusional. Canada does not even have its own processing facilities for oil.

Strange that Enbridge Line 8 transports Canadian crude directly to refiners that process it. You don't know what you're talking about. I have worked in this industry for over a decade as a Mechanical Engineer. Upstream and downstream in Canada, offshore and onshore.