Unfortunately, because of the government attitude of adjusting the interest rate (on a seemingly weekly basis) to save the economy, the US/CDN $$ exchange rate has been held hostage. Last year it would have worked out to around $1700 CDN with the exchange (so $1520 would be a major bargain). Just last week the dollar was at $.72 which would work out to exactly $1520. It's pretty tough for any company to account for a dollar that swings more than a cent a week. It's probably been more volatile in 2003 than ever before. They'd almost have to change their prices on a daily basis to keep up, which wouldn't be very practical. I guess the way to look at it now is that Americans are getting a deal!!!


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