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Coniagas Battery Metals Inc. T.COS


Primary Symbol: V.COS Alternate Symbol(s):  CNBMF

Coniagas Battery Metals Inc. is a Canada-based exploration and mining company. The Company is focused on nickel, copper, and cobalt in northern Quebec. It is advancing Graal Nickel & Copper Project. The Graal Nickel & Copper Project (the Property) is located in the north of Saguenay Lac St-Jean region. It is comprised of 110 map-designed claims covering 6,113 hectares. The Property is also located at 190 kilometers (km) north from the seaport terminal of Grande-Anse (Saguenay).


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Post by skyplton Jan 22, 2015 11:31am
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Suncor

Suncor

From the Globe and Mail:

Statements by Suncor management provide a welcome ray of optimism for the domestic energy sector. The Wall Street Journal reports that the company is treating low oil prices as a temporary inconvenience in expectations that the commodity price will double from current levels.

“[Suncor] won’t delay its biggest long-term growth projects because it expects crude oil prices to double from current levels within the next three to four years. ‘In the longer term, oil is going to go back to $90-$100,’ Alister Cowan, the oil sands producer’s chief financial officer, told investors.”

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