They're just making it consistent. If you want to pay in Canadian funds then I'm sure it would be whatever the exchange is.

I lived in Calgary in the late 70's into the late 80's. The same thing happened then. Canada is a large physical country but a small country by population. This is all about the price of oil. When oil plunged then and again now, the Canadian dollar plunged along with it because relative to their smaller economy oil is a big percentage of it.

Bob


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