Meghan Potkins

“Real top tier inventory is scarce in North America and we’ve been systematically ensuring we have decades of (it)": Tourmaline Oil continues its relentless consolidation of land in the prolific B.C. Montney, announcing two new acquisitions alongside its Q1 results:

Parkland shareholders will get to vote on the company’s proposed US$9.1-billion acquisition by American rival Sunoco at a special meeting in June despite last-minute manoeuvring by activist investor Simpson Oil Ltd. to force a vote this week on a dissident slate of directors for

RT @mpotkins: TMX CEO Mark Maki says Ottawa may not want to get out of the pipeline business just yet: “If there is another pipeline to be…

TMX CEO Mark Maki says Ottawa may not want to get out of the pipeline business just yet: “If there is another pipeline to be built, and private capital won’t do it, with Trans Mountain, (Ottawa) can ring the bell and say, ‘You guys get this done,'" https://t.co/HNm5xw3Xyj #oott

The oilpatch is more than willing to help Canada become an energy superpower, but CEOs say it needs Carney to make changes to regulations. “We don’t need to build pipelines that are going to be empty": Suncor CEO Rich Kruger. https://t.co/eViZAiYaKj #oott $SU $WCP #cdnelxn

RT @brianstelter: Instead of restoring access to The Associated Press newswire, as required by a federal judge, the Trump administration is…

“There does seem to be some momentum behind Alaska LNG that cannot be ignored... It would compete directly with Canadian LNG for the Asian market and could be a potential threat.” But the sheer scope of the project -- including the requirement for a new pipeline nearly twice the

Trade wars are lousy for the oil and gas business. Canadian fracking and oilfield service company stocks are plunging as Ottawa's counter-tariffs on steel & sand bite into profit margins: “You’re increasing your well cost by as much as $70,000...That adds up when your industry

RT @NateSilver538: OMG they applied their stupid fucking formula incorrectly?!? https://t.co/R3q71lWhBf https://t.co/GLLXn2L3Jc

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“The energy sector is Canada’s only form of economic hard power. We have no other sector in the country that provides economic hard power on a global basis." More than a dozen CEOs and leaders from Canada's largest oilpatch companies have penned an open letter to federal

Elegant idea in this leaked report on abandoned wells. Could solve problem of oil producers just selling off maturing/declining assets to avoid cleanup costs: "....tie closure securities to wells instead of the licence holder, meaning the money to reclaim the well stays with

RT @Rory_Johnston: 🚨 NEW POST 🚨 🇨🇦 𝗖𝗮𝗻𝗮𝗱𝗶𝗮𝗻 𝗖𝗿𝘂𝗱𝗲 𝗗𝗿𝗼𝗽𝘀 𝗧𝗮𝗿𝗶𝗳𝗳 𝗗𝗶𝘀𝗰𝗼𝘂𝗻𝘁 The relative price of Canadian heavy oil soared over the past wee…

Tariffs are a permanent revenue raising tool for the U.S. government. Except when they're not. Plan your investments accordingly.

Scott Lincicome @scottlincicome

CBC: Lutnick says US tariffs are part of US plan to "deal[] with its yearly deficit in federal spending," BUT then says tariffs will later be adjusted/removed for "nations that play nice" The latter, ofc, undermines the former (no tariffs = no revenue). It's a shell game.