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Vol. 7, No. 31 Week of August 04, 2002
Providing coverage of Alaska and northern Canada's oil and gas industry


Canada’s Far North beckons U.S.-based independents

Prospects north of the 60th parallel figure large in aggressive exploration plans as E&P companies loosen purse strings in response to stronger commodity prices

Gary Park

PNA Canadian Correspondent

Now that they have digested their takeover feast of 2001, U.S.-based independents are ready to embark on another growth phase in Canada by ramping-up natural gas production, with their efforts directed heavily at northern regions. Executives for Devon Canada Corp., Burlington Resources Canada Ltd.,....

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Devon shooting Mackenzie seismic

Anadarko sees gas gap

Burlington looks to double activity levels

Forest sees Mackenzie line


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