imperial oil
Toronto symbol IMO, is Canada’s largest integrated oil company. It also operates over 1,900 retail gas stations under the “Esso” banner. ExxonMobil owns 69.6% of Imperial’s stock.
Imperial Oil is one of Canada’s largest and oldest energy companies, operating across the full oil and gas value chain—from exploring and producing crude oil and natural gas to refining fuels and marketing products under well-known brands like Esso and Mobil. Headquartered in Calgary, the company plays a major role in Canada’s energy sector, including significant involvement in oil sands development, petrochemicals, and transportation fuels, and it is majority-owned by ExxonMobil.
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BCE INC., $66.66, Toronto symbol BCE, is a buy.
The company is Canada’s largest traditional telephone service provider. It also provides wireless services and high-speed Internet access, in addition to owning TV and radio stations.
BCE has raised its dividend rate each year since 2008....
The company is Canada’s largest traditional telephone service provider. It also provides wireless services and high-speed Internet access, in addition to owning TV and radio stations.
BCE has raised its dividend rate each year since 2008....
BCE INC., $67.93, Toronto symbol BCE, is your #1 Income Buy for 2022.
The company is Canada’s largest traditional telephone service provider. It also provides wireless services and high-speed Internet access, in addition to owning TV and radio stations.
BCE has raised its dividend rate each year since 2008....
The company is Canada’s largest traditional telephone service provider. It also provides wireless services and high-speed Internet access, in addition to owning TV and radio stations.
BCE has raised its dividend rate each year since 2008....
Oil stocks continue to rebound from their 2020 lows as the re-opening of the global economy pushes oil and gas prices to multi-year highs. In view of new caps on greenhouse gas emissions, global oil producers are likely to focus on cutting costs and improving their efficiency, rather than spending more money on exploration....
CANADIAN UTILITIES LTD. (class A non-voting) is a buy.
The company (Toronto symbols CU [class A non-voting] $35.70 and CU.X [class B voting] $35.82) distributes electricity and natural gas in Alberta and Australia. It also has 5 power plants—1 in Canada, 2 in Australia and 2 in Mexico....
The company (Toronto symbols CU [class A non-voting] $35.70 and CU.X [class B voting] $35.82) distributes electricity and natural gas in Alberta and Australia. It also has 5 power plants—1 in Canada, 2 in Australia and 2 in Mexico....
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY LTD., $97.33, Toronto symbol CP, is your #1 Conservative Buy for 2022.
CP ships freight over a 23,700-kilometre rail network, mainly between Montreal and Vancouver. It also links to hubs in the U.S. Midwest and Northeast.
This is the fourth year in a row we’ve picked CP as our #1 Conservative stock....
CP ships freight over a 23,700-kilometre rail network, mainly between Montreal and Vancouver. It also links to hubs in the U.S. Midwest and Northeast.
This is the fourth year in a row we’ve picked CP as our #1 Conservative stock....
IMPERIAL OIL LTD., $46.58, is a buy. The company (Toronto symbol IMO; Shares o/s: 695.6 million; Market cap: $32.8 billion; TSINetwork Rating: Average; Dividend yield: 2.3%; www.imperialoil.ca) is Canada’s third-largest publicly traded oil company after Canadian Natural Resources (No....
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Despite the severe drop in oil prices in 2020 due to COVID-19 shutdowns, Imperial Oil and Chevron maintained, rather than cut, their dividends. Now crude prices have recovered, and will likely remain elevated for the next few months as producers focus on improving their efficiency instead of expanding production....
Oil stocks continue to rebound from their 2020 lows as the re-opening of the global economy pushes oil and gas prices to multi-year highs. We feel those prices will remain elevated, as producers focus on improving their efficiency instead of spending more on exploration given new caps on greenhouse emissions....
Oil prices have more than doubled over the last year to today’s price of roughly $83 U.S. a barrel. Natural gas prices are also up. Increased industrial activity is driving those gains as the world recovers from the pandemic. Still, energy prices will likely remain subject to wide and unpredictable swings—spurred by continually changing supply and demand, environmental pressures, and the shift to electric vehicles....