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Back to normal?

It appears the gas crunch that hit this city and much of the region late last week has eased, at least for now. Gas suppliers report that transportation difficulties that resulted in supply problems last week have been addressed .
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(Jodi Lundmark, tbnewswatch.com)

It appears the gas crunch that hit this city and much of the region late last week has eased, at least for now.

Gas suppliers report that transportation difficulties that resulted in supply problems last week have been addressed . 

That means most gas bars in the region have received at least some supply, and the shortages and closed pumps that some motorists faced should no longer be evident. 

But that doesn't mean the situation has completely returned to normal. 

There is still a shortage of premium grades of gas. But stations that spoke with TBT News on Monday say they expect things should return to normal over the next few days.


(Thunder Bay Television)

 





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