@ zjab, "Might also note that winter is coming. It comes every year and, the global warming crowd notwithstanding, recently each year has tended to be just a little bit colder than the last".

There are 24.5 million people living east of the Manitoba border that rely on safe and secure natural gas pipelines for home heating and 18% of Ontario's electricity supply. Line 1 was built in 1957 funded by Canadian Taxpayers known as "the Great Pipeline Debate" in the house of Commons debated by Liberal C.D.Howe from Thunder Bay. Upon completion it was Leased to TCP's which was their trajectory as a Global Pipeline Operator. They were handed the Golden Goose but 60 years later there are small communities Host to TCP Compressor Stations still without n/g service. Jellicoe and Dorion are examples.

60 years later Kent and Bruce County a stones throw from Sarnia's Refineries are still without n/g service putting southern Ontario's Bread basket into Energy Poverty. Ref; www.ontarioruralgrowth.ca