Western Oil Sands

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Western Oil Sands
Type of Company Public (WTO)
Founded Calgary, Alberta
Headquarters Calgary, Alberta
Key people James C. Houck, President & CEO, David A. Dyck, Vice President & CFO
Industry Oil and Gasoline
Products Oil & gas exploration and production
Revenue image:green up.png$910.330 million CAN (2005)
Website www.westernoilsands.com

Western Oil Sands (TSX: WTO), headquartered in Calgary, Alberta is a 20 percent partner in the Athabasca Oil Sands Project. Together with their partners, Western Oil Sands mines and extracts recoverable bitumen reserves at the Muskeg River Mine for transportation to the Scotford Upgrader, 435 km to the south, for upgrading into synthetic crude oil.

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Western Oil Sands (TSX: WTO), headquartered in Calgary, Alberta is a 20 percent partner in the Athabasca Oil Sands Project. Together with their partners, Western Oil Sands mines and extracts recoverable bitumen reserves at the Muskeg River Mine for transportation to the Scotford Upgrader, 435 km to the south, for upgrading into synthetic crude oil.

On May 30, 2006, Western Oil Sands announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, WesternZagros Limited, entered into an Exploration Production Sharing Agreement (EPSA) with the Kurdistan Regional Government, Sulaymaniyah Administration to explore for conventional oil and gas in the Federal Region of Kurdistan. This agreement will become effective when it is passed into law which is expected to occur in the coming months. Western Oil Sands maintains an ongoing effort to identify opportunities with large hydrocarbon resource potential.

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Current members of the board of directors of Western Oil Sands are: Guy J. Turcotte, David J. Boone, Tullio Cedraschi, Geoffrey A. Cumming, James C. Houck, Oyvind Hushovd, John Lill, Randall Oliphant, Robert G. Puchniak, and Mac H. Van Wielingen.

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