Total to wait for better oil prices before selling Canadian assets
CEO Patrick Pouyanne said the company’s priority was "value over volume", adding that oil sands were among the high breakeven projects in Total's portfolio.
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Stellar Diamonds pays for the Tongo environmental licence
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Canada’s Cenovus to sell Suffield assets in Alberta for $512m
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Gold companies take a shine to China’s Silk Road
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PEA shows 22-year life for B.C. copper-gold-moly mine
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