Alberta oilsands operators ramping up production at Christina Lake after nearby wildfires / Global
Thursday, June 12, 2025, 12:23 pm permalink
In the wake of extensive wildfires that disrupted operations at Christina Lake, Alberta oilsands operators are ramping up production once again. The recent return to full operations reflects improved safety conditions and renewed economic activity as companies navigate the challenges posed by nature’s unpredictable fury.
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