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    #21
    What a shame if that concrete elevator in Hodgeville is knocked over.

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      #22
      I guess the whole thing may be hinging on Canada's illustrious rail service and the fact there won't be any.

      I've farmed long enough to see some of the new old wooden elevators with steel annexes built and old decrepit ones(and some not so bad) demolished. Has it come to the point that concretes are now going to be demolished? It hardly makes sense to me.

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        #23
        And finally here is the kicker.

        Everyone remembers when BHP was going to buy potash Corp.

        Government stepped in and said it's a strategic resource.

        Where are the chest pounders now?

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          #24
          do you have an mp and mla there ? maybe they could show a little interest in this multi billion dollar industry ????

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            #25
            It's kind of like Regina water. All the high paid engineers and scientists coupled with the highest water rates around ( was $85 for three months - now $110 per month) and they haven't figured out that stagnant water turns to algae. One year of no run- off and, "OMG, our water is green".

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              #26
              The regina water issues to beat the drum for a pipeline out of lake diefenbaker.

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                #27
                Caseih

                Both my mla and mp are looking for board seats . They don't give a **** or cp wouldn't be ripping the track out as we speak.

                Even their staffers are not that bright. As taxpayers they themselves should be outraged.

                I was asked from the provincial ag minister staffer .. " how many railcars were sent down that line...."

                To which I replied that I thought it was more important to look at how much grain is going down the provincial highway system that they can't keep up.

                Being forced to move grain via truck doesn't make the stats right.

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                  #28
                  oh, now I get it. A pipeline from Diefenbaker, logical. It would serve the proposed mines. No bands between here and Outlook. Might work.

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                    #29
                    well our shortline is an absolute success story. I think even CN likes it ! saves them a bunch of grunt work. you should get media out there and show em the highways ! get your mla , mp on camera too. get them to explain themselves on tv. this shit needs to stop, NOW

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                      #30
                      get a bunch of farmers , park a bunch of equipment on the line , that'll get the media out , then your useless reps will have nowhere to hide . don't piss around , once it's gone it's gone FOREVER

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