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Originally Posted by GGG
Are you interested in discussing this rationally?
Here is a good example.
We are in Lloydminister and gas stations are on either side of the boarder. Saskatchewan has PST and the federal Carbon tax. Alberta doesnt.
Gas on each side of the street is $1 per litre because the station on the Sask side has to price match or no one will go there. If I fill up on the Saskatchewan side who is paying the Carbon tax and pst. Me or the gas station?
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The interesting question to me then is: "Why is there a gas station on the Saskatchewan side at all?" Was it built at a time of no tax differential?