The right wood stove for Newfoundland Canada winters

Hi there-I am in the process of researching what woodstove is right for me. I have a very drafty large century home that hasnt had heat (2 space heaters and lots of heated blankets in each room) for almost 10 years. I a older now and done with that. I need a stove. To tell you the truth I have been stuck on the Ultimate 15 by J.A.Roby and keep getting poo pooed by anyone i speak with. I want the biggest baddest cheapest-ish stove. Of course now I am doubting myself and find I am looking at the timber ridge 2400 and the drolet ht-2000 (which I find to be very ugly)
does anyone have experience here with these? think-my house is essentially a giant shed with rooms..no insulation and terrible windows and very crafty with a dirt basement..this is why the ultimate appeals to e-I might even consider the magnum except that there isn't one in my city and I'd have to order it-the ultimate is here at Kent's.

Thats what I think but I keep being advised otherwise-the claims by JA ROBY dont match the epa claims for btu and makes me nervous-the thing is a tank too

they do not sell either of those in Newfoundland Canada-we are a tiny island and limited to what is imported by private bsiness and big box stores-LOVE the Elm..

J.A.Roby Ultimate 2015
Drolet

moresnow said:

The island of Newfoundland has an average summer temperature of 16°C (61°F), while the winter hovers around 0°C (32°F).

If my quick weather research posted above is correct? You are one tough cookie The HT2000 is a very good stove.

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I kinda laughed when I saw this.

The weather in winter is generally anywhere from -15/-40 wind child factor...In sumlive imer is can get up to 26c and the humidity where I