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Jupiter Revises 2019 Guidance
CALGARY, April 9, 2019 /CNW/ - Jupiter Resources Ltd. and its affiliates (collectively, "Jupiter" or the "Company") announced today a revised 2019 guidance, reducing planned capital expenditures from $190-210 million to $150-160 million. Jupiter has scaled back its 2019 capital program in response to the continued weak outlook for AECO natural gas prices. "We are concerned that the issues that have plagued Western Canada for the last two summers and which led to distressed Alberta gas prices [Read more]
Yangarra Announces Executive Appointment
CALGARY, April 9, 2019 /CNW/ - Yangarra Resources Ltd. ("Yangarra" or the "Corporation") (TSX:YGR) announces that Patricia (Trish) C. Olynyk has been appointed to the role of Vice President, Finance of the Corporation. Ms. Olynyk has over 20 years of experience in the oil & gas industry in Calgary, she has held the role of Controller at Yangarra since 2005 and prior to Yangarra was at various other oil and gas companies in roles with increasing seniority. Ms. Olynyk has been [Read more]
Political parties stoke separatist sentiment ahead of Alberta vote
Talk of Alberta separating from the rest of Canada is gaining ground ahead of April 16 elections, as a number of political parties in the country's energy heartland seek to capitalise on voter anger with federal policies. The idea that Alberta could separate has been a fringe idea in the province for years but last month the Alberta Independence Party, which was revived in 2018 after a 17-year hiatus, was awarded official status after registering 63 candidates to fight in the [Read more]
Bill C-69 given a rough welcome at Calgary Senate committee hearing
CALGARY — A proposed federal bill that aims to change the way Ottawa assesses major energy projects was given a rough ride in Calgary on Tuesday. Representatives of Canada’s biggest oil and gas companies took turns demanding major changes to Bill C-69 before a Senate committee on a cross-Canada series of hearings that started in Vancouver on Monday. Meanwhile, hundreds of people rallied outside the downtown hotel where the hearing was taking place, chanting “Kill that Bill” and waving [Read more]
Alberta’s Notley urges senators to toss tanker ban bill ‘in the garbage’
CALGARY - Alberta NDP Leader Rachel Notley is urging the Senate to toss the federal government's bill to ban tankers off the British Columbia coast "in the garbage." Notley says the proposed law is discriminatory because it wouldn't be able to stop international tanker traffic, but would impede Alberta's efforts to get oil to new markets. She also says it's a double standard given that Ottawa supports the liquefied natural gas industry, tankers on the St. Lawrence Seaway and [Read more]
Royalty Divestiture – Caledonian Midstream Corporation
Sayer Energy Advisors has been engaged to assist Caledonian Midstream Corporation (“Caledonian” or the “Company”) with the sale of a royalty interest (the “Royalty”) in the Company’s Quirk Creek, Alberta natural gas property (the “Property”). The Royalty consists of a 5% royalty interest (no deductions) on Caledonian’s mainly 100% working interest in 17,120 acres (26.75 sections) of land at Quirk Creek, on which there are currently 14 producing liquids-rich natural gas wells, two of which [Read more]
Brad Wall: Old election advice still rings true
Canoe Financial is the proud presenting partner for Brad Wall's BOEReport.com column To train his political pugilist for the 1992 US Presidential primary and subsequent election campaigns Democratic strategist and cornerman James Carville famously told his contender from Arkansas: “It’s the economy stupid!” Apparently he wrote it on a note and ensured it was ever present in Bill Clinton’s pocket. His fighter never forgot. Clinton with the help of a Ross Perot-gifted vote split rode the [Read more]
Canadian Discovery Completes 3rd Phase of Montney Hydrodynamics Study
Canadian Discovery Ltd. (CDL) examines the relationships between pressure, temperature and hydrocarbon fluid chemistry in the Montney reservoir. CDL’s established work flow and quality data analysis of these key attributes provides critical insights for existing and future acreage holders. To learn more about CDL’s Montney Hydrodynamics Phase III study, visit canadiandiscovery.com. Canadian Discovery Ltd. 622 – 5 Avenue SW, Calgary AB T 403.269.3644 info@canadiandiscovery.com [Read more]
Doing business after Redwater: A senior leaders’ roundtable on the business implications of abandonment & reclamation liabilities
Energy liability cases like Redwater and Sequoia are changing the way Canadian E&P companies access capital, evaluate deals, and manage asset retirement obligations (ARO). XI Technologies Inc., a leader in data-driven oil and gas business solutions, will host an executive roundtable on April 18, 2019, at Calgary Petroleum Club. XI has assembled an expert panel to discuss the issues and business implications already evident after the Supreme Court’s Redwater ruling, and what we can [Read more]