RE:RE:RE:DIVIDENDI sincerely hope you don't base your invesment decisions on analysts words.
It has been obvious BIR would cut its dividend since December's warm weather.
Their dividend was vulnerable since last September.
As for Peyto, history as shown they would keep the dividend at current levels 2-3 quarters past the time where they could not afford it (with increase debt). They have enough hedges to insure enough FCF for the dividends for the next two years.
In other words, they can keep current dividends for the next 2.5 years if they don't go overboard with capex.