Canadians opt for debtHistoric lows for interest rates, highs for commodity prices, plus vast pools of capital in U.S. prompt oil sands operators to issue debt rather than shares Gary Park For Petroleum News
For almost a quarter century debt has been out of favor in the Canadian oil patch, tarnished by the collapse of Arctic explorer Dome Petroleum, which buckled under an unmanageable load of C$6.2 billion.
But it seems debt is now back in favor, especially in a world of low interest rates, high commodi....
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