RE:RE:RE:Peyto taking a page from Birchcliff...........I also was in the Peyto plane when the pilot made us live a near death experience.
Mister Don Gray went through a similar experience last year at the AGM.
Hopefully, these are a thing of the past.
When a majority of your shareholders ask for some simple adjustments to your priorities, you better listen rather than keep your head in the sand. With current dividends that you can't reduce without negative consequences, capex $$$ must be managed according to commodity price.
JP gave an opening to reduce capex if Natgas prices remain low. A much better strategy than focusing in production growth at all cost. For the time being as long as a strong contango remains on the futures curve, they can sell at interesting prices and keep drilling.