Will the Alberta oilsands boom again?

Hopefully. Surely there's someone informed about oil prices on /biz/.

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>>1723261
no because trump will increase energy production in the us that the democrats have blocked, and may put tariffs on canadian oil imports.

hippiefags and frenchfags and beuracratfags will block pipelines to other markets.

plus a motherlode of oil was recently discovered in texas:
http://business.financialpost.com/news/energy/u-s-geologists-stumble-upon-shale-oil-reserve-motherlode-valued-at-us900-billion

Not for awhile is my guess. Extracting from oil sands is more expensive than many other methods, so prices would have to rise a lot for them to be able to make a go of it

>>1723261
Ndp needs to get the hell out before it can boom again +1 other requirement.
>>1723890
>america will do that
sorry bud that that wont happen, mexico has potential for that to happen, but canada and america splitting like that would be pretty rare
>>1725020
this, prices need to also improve before it becomes viable.

>>1725033
>Ndp needs to get the hell out before it can boom again

The requirement will be met whenever Alberta has their next election.