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1. wowa.ca › oil-price-CanadaCanadian Oil Price (Western Canadian Select) | WOWA.ca

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   Western Canadian Select (WCS) is the most important oil price index in Western Canada. The price received by Canadian oil producers is often based on WCS. Limited transportation infrastructure causes a large discount in WCS in relation to West Texas Intermediate (WTI).

2. www.calgarygasprices.com › Crude_ChartCrude Oil Price Chart - Calgary Gas Prices

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   Spot price of Crude Oil is the current price at which Crude Oil can be bought or sold. It is the wholesale price that is quoted if you were a refiner wanting to buy Crude Oil today. The price is quoted per barrel. View Historical Gas Price Charts.

3. oilprice.com › oil-price-charts › 257Western Canadian Select Oil Price Charts | Oilprice.com

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   Oil Price Charts. Oilprice.com, in cooperation with its partners, offers over 150 crude oil blends and indexes from all around the world, providing users with oil price charts, comparison...

4. economicdashboard.alberta.ca › dashboard › wcs-oil-priceAlberta Economic Dashboard | WCS oil price

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   May 24, 2024 · WCS oil price. Oil prices are measured in US dollars per barrel as reported by Western Canada Select (WCS), the price obtained for many Alberta producers of oil, and West Texas Intermediate (WTI), a world reference price usually quoted in the media.

5. www.alberta.ca › oil-par-pricesOil par prices | Alberta.ca

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   Oil par prices. The following par prices are used to determine the royalty volume payable to the Crown.

6. boereport.com › marketsCanada Oil and Gas Markets | BOE Report

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   Latest oil and gas and market prices courtesy of BOE Report. All commodity prices are for front-month contracts in USD and update in real-time. Click on a symbol for a detailed quote.

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   How are oil prices measured?

   • Oil prices are measured in US dollars per barrel as reported by Western Canada Select (WCS), the price obtained for many Alberta producers of oil, and West Texas Intermediate (WTI), a world reference price usually quoted in the media.

   Alberta Economic Dashboard | WCS oil price

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   How much oil did Alberta need in 2014?

   • In 2014, the last year Alberta ran a (modest) surplus, an oil price of roughly $91 per barrel was required. After oil prices plummeted not long after, former premier Jim Prentice raised taxes and restrained spending. That budget's return to balance required $75 per barrel of oil.

   High oil prices a potential boon for beleaguered Alberta

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   What is oilprice?

   • Oilprice.com, in cooperation with its partners, offers over 150 crude oil blends and indexes from all around the world, providing users with oil price charts, comparison tools and smart analytical features.

   Western Canadian Select Oil Price Charts | Oilprice.com

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   Why is oil price important for Canadian investors?

   • Oil price is significant for Canadian investors. Some investors use Canadian ETFs to speculate on oil prices. For example, HUC-Horizons Crude Oil ETF replicates the crude oil price performance. More importantly, a substantial portion of the S&P/TSX Composite index is composed of Canadian oil stocks.

   Canadian Oil Price (Western Canadian Select) | WOWA.ca

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8. www.cbc.ca › news › canadaHigh oil prices a potential boon for beleaguered Alberta - CBC.ca

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   Jun 22, 2021 · Today, each $1 per barrel change in oil prices (sustained over a year) is worth roughly a quarter of a billion dollars to the government's bottom line. Each day that prices remain at their...