Oct 31, 2009 | Ocean Resources
EnCana to hold conference call and webcast on third quarter 2009...
EnCana to hold conference call and webcast on third quarter 2009 results and 2010 outlook on Thursday, November 12, 2009 EnCana Corporation will release its third quarter 2009 results and preliminary 2010 budget plans for both the new EnCana Corporation and Cenovus Energy Inc.
EnCana mails Arrangement Circular - "when issued" trading in EnCana...
EnCana mails Arrangement Circular - 'when issued' trading in EnCana and Cenovus shares to start November 2, 2009 EnCana Corporation has commenced mailing the Arrangement Circular to shareholders for the proposed corporate reorganization to split EnCana into two highly focused energy companies: Cenovus Energy Inc., an integrated oil company and ...
Stock markets rack up major gains
A man checks his mobile in front of at an electronic stock board in central Tokyo Thursday.
Stock markets move higher as U.S. Q3 economic growth beats expectations
The Toronto stock market shot higher amid investor relief that the U.S. economy registered growth in the third quarter for the first time since the spring of 2008.
TSX ends at 2-month low as oil shares tumble
Toronto's main stock index skidded to its lowest close in nearly two months on Wednesday as a drop in oil prices shook EnCana Corp and other energy companies amid anxiety about the strength of economic recovery, while gold miners also weighed.
EnCana aims to resume laying Deep Panuke pipe after boat damage in N.S. storm
A ship laying an underwater pipeline from the Deep Panuke offshore natural gas field to Nova Scotia headed back to the field Tuesday after being damaged in rough seas more than a week ago.
EnCana CEO talks up 'strategic assets to Canada'
EnCana Corp. and Cenovus Energy Inc., the latter to be created when the North American natural gas giant hives off its oil sands and refining operations into a new company, are a oestrategic assets to Canada,a Randy Eresman, EnCanaa s chief executive, said Friday.
Pace of Canadian oil, gas buys seen picking up
The pace of Canadian oil and natural-gas acquisitions will pick up next year, partly as companies such as EnCana Corp.
Major insider buying at EnCana
Who is Buying & Selling Major insider buying at EnCana EnCana's natural gas pipeline in northeastern B.C. sprang a small leak after being targeted by a sixth bomb on July 4, the second case of what the RCMP describe as "domestic terrorism" in less than a week.
EnCana Gas Business May Sell $1 Billion in Assets Per Year, Graham Says
EnCana Corp., which is splitting into a natural-gas producer and a separate oil company, may sell $500 million to $1 billion in gas assets per year that arena t profitable enough.
Stock markets negative despite solid earnings reports; oil, C$ down
The Toronto stock market was down sharply as the tech sector fell back despite well received earnings reports from Microsoft Corp.
Oil players expected to have stronger Q3 showing than natural gas peers
Husky Energy Inc. kicks off Wednesday what is expected to be another ugly quarterly earnings season in the Canadian oilpatch, but an analyst said that company and its heavy-oil cohorts will be in better shape than their natural-gas focused peers.
Police urge vigilance as B.C. pipeline-bomber deadline nears
RCMP called Wednesday for vigilance against suspicious activity in northeastern British Columiba as a deadline set by the Encana pipeline bomber drew near.
'Huge year' predicted for oil and gas marketplace
T he growing list of western Canadian oil and gas assets for sale is being matched by companies with full wallets and long shopping lists, observers say, leading to predictions of the most active marketplace in years this winter.
Almost 160 natural gas wells ordered shut in The Energy Resources Conservation Board has ordered that almost 160 natural gas wells in northern Alberta must be shut down at least temporarily.
Information Analyst - EnCana Corporation - Calgary, AB
Thursday, October 15, 2009 Information Analyst - EnCana Corporation - Calgary, AB Information Analyst - Information and Records Centre , EnCana Corporation Application deadline: October 28, 2009 Statement: EnCana's Board of Directors has recently approved a proposal to proceed with a corporate reorganization to split EnCana into two independent, ...
Share a Book campaign features work of Richmond County historian
For the first time since the annual Share a Book fundraising campaign began at Eastern Counties Regional Library in 2002, the launch of the six-week program will be held in Richmond County and will highlight the works of a local historian.
Canadian dollar, oil rise again on markets; gold hits record high
The Toronto stock market closed slightly lower Tuesday, supported by commodity stocks on advancing oil prices and record high gold prices and pulled down by financial stocks in the wake of a downgrade in the American banking sector.
Man, 40, killed in highway rollover; alchohol a contributing factor
Four people are dead after a small plane flying from Kingston to Sudbury, Ont., crashed into a wooded area of Algonquin Provincial Park over the weekend.
Financial staying power gives China an edge
Gwyn Morgan Published on Sunday, Oct. 11, 2009 6:35PM EDT Last updated on Sunday, Oct.
Enbridge's Daniel Says Alberta-U.S. Pipeline Capacity Has Been Overbuilt
Enbridge Inc. said pipeline companies have overbuilt capacity from Alberta to the U.S. in the hopes of capitalizing from a boom in the Canadian oil sands before crude prices fell from a record high.
Encana to launch new oil sands project
A year after dreary news blanked the oil sands thanks to a rapid-fire procession of project delays, EnCana Corp.
Police seek public vigilance in B.C. bombings as one-year anniversary approaches
The RCMP are asking people in northeast B.C. to be vigilant as a deadline draws near on a self-imposed "cease fire" from a person claiming to be responsible for six unsolved pipeline bombings over the last year.
The Canadian oil sands appear to be running alternately hot and cold these days.
Green light on Surmont expansion may come this year
Green light on Surmont expansion may come this year The Surmont oil sands project in Alberta, co-owned by Total and ConocoPhillips The Globe and Mail CEO of Total Canada says decision to build next phase of project co-owned with ConocoPhillips will be made at end of 2009 or beginning of 2010 Nathan VanderKlippe Calgary - Globe and Mail Update Last ...
Blistering pace of oil deals expected to continue
You should receive the email within the next few minutes. PLEASE NOTE: Your Globe and Mail account will expire after 2 days if not validated as described in the email.
Canada Stocks Fall as EnCana, Barrick Slip After U.S. Job, Factory Reports
Canadian stocks fell the most in six weeks as reports on U.S. unemployment claims and manufacturing came in weaker than economists estimated, signaling demand for Canadaa s exports may remain depressed.
Shippers throw support behind Tiger Pipeline, but ask FERC to review tariff
EnCana Marketing Inc. told FERC on Oct. 2 that it "strongly supports" Energy Transfer Partners LP 's proposed Tiger Pipeline, but at the same time asked the commission to review the pipeline system's tariff to ensure it complies with commission regulations.
Current CEO of EnCana Randy Eresman and Brian Ferguson EnCana's CFP and new CEO of Cenovus after they held a press conference announcing the proposed split of EnCana.
EnCana seeks streamlined review
Nathan Vanderklippe Calgary - Last updated on Thursday, Oct. 01, 2009 01:12PM EDT C anada's oil sands industry is working with the Alberta government on a controversial plan to pare down the environmental review process for one type of future oil sands projects.
EnCana oil spinoff to build new oilsands project near Christina Lake
The oil-focused firm that will emerge from EnCana Corp.'s split is proposing to build a new oilsands project that will use a combination of steam and solvents to draw the bitumen to the surface - the first commercial-scale project to use this method.
Stock futures weaken ahead of data fury
Malcolm Morrison TORONTO - Last updated on Thursday, Oct. 01, 2009 11:44AM EDT T he Toronto stock market was deep in the red Thursday morning as U.S. manufacturing and jobs data failed to provide reassurance about the pace of economic recovery.
Also on Topix