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Jul 14, 2026
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Government policy, pipeline plans have oil sands companies feeling optimistic, analysts say
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Government policy, pipeline plans have oil sands companies feeling optimistic, analysts say
EMMA GRANEY
ENERGY REPORTER
CALGARY
PUBLISHED 31 MINUTES AGO
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Oil sands companies are becoming more confident about spending cash to significantly boost their production, driven by positive policy signals and plans for new and expanded pipelines, analysts say.
That includes an agreement signed July 2 by Alberta, Ottawa and the five largest oil sands companies in the …
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