Get ready

[bucket]

Lucky for us ....Tundra energy is owned by Richardson ....they might move the basis to pay for the oil spill....lol..

Just connecting the dots....tinfoil time....

[farmaholic]

You mean lucky for First Nations Ocean Man Reserve......pay day. From an aerial view the spill looks well contained. Enbridge had a spill afew years back only afew miles east of us....no one even talks about it anymore...non-issue.

[bucket]

On frozen ground you wouldn't think it would be hard to clean up.

[checking]

Frozen ground? Maybe not.

Anywhere around here you can dig dirt with a shovel. There was plenty of snow cover prior any deep freeze of open ground.

What bothers me is that media tends to impress many with their measuring units, like 200,000 liters. Since when in the oil industry is raw crude measured in liters. The spill was 200 cubic meters concentrated in a small slough that acted like a berm, but that doesn't have that 100,000s sensationalism effect

[sumdumguy]

Media hype, is so darn tiring. Why didn't they measure by teaspoons?

[Oliver88]

Leave it to the media to stoke the fires on any issue especially if an Indian Reserve is involved.

This is another example of why the CBC and others are no longer trusted.

[WiltonRanch]

200 cubes of oil doesn't sound as impressive as 200000 litres. Oil companies bend over frickin backwards to clean up spills.

[grassfarmer]

Won't be any complaints about paying your carbon tax on the first 200,000 litres then with it just being such a tiny, insignificant amount?

[SASKFARMER3]

But a train grass going off the tracks taking out a whole town is just great! It's a pasture and it will be cleaned up the people who died can't come back! Oh the band will get money also!

[sumdumguy]

Grassfarmer, you are a piece of work! Go catch a mouse.

[blackpowder]

more confused than a one legged Ethiopian watching a donut roll down hill

[tweety]

They could use 200000000 cc. That sounds even better.