Talk:Hardisty, Alberta

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70% oil

"The oil industry in Hardisty focuses primarily on transport rather than oil processing or collection, and roughly 70% of all North America's oil is moved through Hardisty at some point."
No citation and doing some research on how much oil passes through this point(ok just asking my friends that work for companies that own the pipelines that run through the area) it can't be 70% of all oil in north America. If this doesn't change or is not citated in the next two weeks I will delete it. I usually am not a citation freak but to make a claim this bold and no evidence. sorry but this is wikipedia have a little more integrity than that.
--Mrebus (talk) 09:01, 19 August 2008 (UTC) its been deleted--Mrebus (talk) 07:19, 10 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]