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Oil, Gas Drilling In Canada Set For A Decline

Oil, Gas Drilling In Canada Set For A Decline Drilling for oil and gas in Canada will likely decline by 5 percent in 2019, the Petroleum Services Association of Canada has forecast, blaming pipeline capacity shortages and the resultant discount in Canadian heavy to the West Texas Intermediate benchmark for the outlook. The PSAC said […]

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Canada’s Largest Shale Play Is Gaining Momentum

Canada’s Largest Shale Play Is Gaining Momentum The National Energy Board of Canada released a resource assessment today, examining the Duvernay Shale of Alberta. Deposited during the Devonian Period, the Duvernay Shale is located throughout central Alberta, running from Grande Prairie almost to Calgary. Located near, and in some locations directly below the Montney, the […]

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Olduvai IV: Courage
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