Shell says refining back to 'normal'

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Calgary, Alb.-based Shell Canada Ltd. has reported that strong gasoline prices have contributed to the oil giant's profitability in the first quarter ended March 31, 2000. Shell, which earned a profit of $168 million in the first quarter, is led by president and chief executive officer Timothy Faithfull.

Petroleum Refineries, Consumer prices, Petroleum refining, Gasoline, Prices and rates, Gasoline industry

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Shell profit nearly triples in second quarter

Article Abstract:

Shell Canada Ltd.'s second quarter profit at $168-million almost triple from last year's $58-million due to high gas prices and better production levels.

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Oil patch profits soar in 2nd quarter

Article Abstract:

Canada's three largest energy companies, Imperial Oil Ltd., Shell Canada Ltd., and Suncor Energy Inc., reach strong second quarter profits.

Imperial Oil Ltd., Suncor Energy Inc.

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