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The loonie rose 0.55 of a cent to 102.85 cents US in mid-afternoon trading (highest in 14 months) -- nm

Posted by Beaker (aka anniebecca) Sep 11 '12, 11:47

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- now now, don;t get all upset when the shoe is on the other foot. We don;t complain when your dollar is worth more and you make jokes -- nm - Beaker Sep 11, 11:49 12
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    - Huge impact on our economy. Lots of "dutch disease" chatter in day to day use, so the higher dollar is always a story. - Name Withheld By Request Sep 11, 11:59
    - it's big up here thanks to cross-border shopping. Most things are anywhere from 10-100% cheaper across the border (booze, gas, food, tech, etc) -- nm - Beaker Sep 11, 11:53 9
      - the cheap dollar just makes it gravy -- nm - Beaker Sep 11, 11:56 8
        
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        a dozen beer (in NB) is $25-$18.50 ; likely a tad cheaper in TO. Hard liquor is probably 4 times or so as expensive than the US -- nm - Beaker Sep 11, 11:58 6
        
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        if you don;t do alot of drinking at home likely not near as noticeable -- nm - Beaker Sep 11, 12:03
        
        right, but the bottles at a liquor store would run you likely 4 times more (I was thinking this myself) - Beaker Sep 11, 12:02 2
        
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        oh, this was just for the cross-border shopping :) -- nm - Beaker Sep 11, 12:04
        
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