If we see a global slowdown, Canmore's tourism may experience a slow down.

One where currency and it's value is globalized, as in, we can get away with printing trillions of it if it's supported by countries buying our notes.

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@Rafael MolinaroWelcome aboard the vibrant BP community.

So according to article in National Geographic about global sea levels.

@Javier GaillardWelcome to the vibrant BP community.

Cal:... or when Saudi Arabia has inked a sufficient number of long term supply contracts globally (something they seem to be pursuing quite vigorously) that it's in their interest to see the price rise back-up.

I think forward thinking in a recession is pre-planning on what to do in a worst-case scenario.From an oil perspective, I can say globally we have an over-abundance of supply right now.

I'm sure there are far more people who commute from the suburbs but there are also vibrant downtown neighborhoods... and those two groups rarely cross paths :)

From 3.3 billion global passengers this year to 7.3 billion by 2034.