I am from a small town in Manitoba,Canada ,We burn wood in winter plus we have electric heaters in the bedroom .But we have it easy cause we are not that far North. The farther north you go the colder it gets. In places close to the Norhwest Territorial border it is between - 30 to -45 C. This is where wood is more expensive.. Not only wood but so are everyday products.they have to be flown in by plain or by ship and by rail. I don't know what your products are worth in your country I'm sure they are very expensive .I am going to follow you.
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Expensive products, very high (currently 27%) VAT (currently this is the highest VAT in Europe), low salary, weak currency. $1 CAD is currently 292.50 Hungarian Forint (HUF). Nowadays this is the general economic situation in my country (in Hungary). Our coldest month is usually the February. The temperature can go below -20 °C. Rarely even below -30 °C. The lowest was -35 °C so far. This was on 1940.02.16 on Görömbölytapolca (Miskolctapolca since 1950).