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Before announcing a $100,000 pledge to Samaritan House Ministries, Tim McKay couldn’t help but offer a quick fake-out.
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Before announcing a $100,000 pledge to Samaritan House Ministries, Tim McKay couldn’t help but offer a quick fake-out.
The Kinsmen Club of Winnipeg president had phoned Samaritan House Ministries executive director Barbara McNish regarding an application they’d put in for a $50,000 grant.
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Kinsmen Club of Winnipeg president Trevor Smith and vice president Tim McKay are seen presenting a cheque for $100,000 to Samaritan House Ministries executive director Barbara McNish for renovations to the Safe and Warm shelter.
Oil majors have diametrically opposed views on renewables
In today’s oilpatch, a divide is growing between the oil majors as some companies are investing in alternative energy while other firms have no interest in it. Both face their own risks and challenges as the world shifts to lower emitting sources of energy.
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After taking on water last year like a leaky boat caught in a hurricane, the Canadian oilpatch has stabilized with benchmark crude prices bobbing around US$60 a barrel and a buoyant outlook for natural gas.
Yet, petroleum producers are remaining cautious when it comes to increasing capital budgets and boosting output levels in 2021.
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But Pembina Pipeline Corp. CEO Mick Dilger believes the days of higher spending and rising production are approaching.
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After taking on water last year like a leaky boat caught in a hurricane, the Canadian oilpatch has stabilized with benchmark crude prices bobbing around US$60 a barrel and a buoyant outlook for natural gas.
Yet, petroleum producers are remaining cautious when it comes to increasing capital budgets and boosting output levels in 2021.
We apologize, but this video has failed to load.
Try refreshing your browser, or Chris Varcoe: We re getting our mojo back â oilpatch on mend but spending hikes on hold Back to video
But Pembina Pipeline Corp. CEO Mick Dilger believes the days of higher spending and rising production are approaching.