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Cenovus Energy scales back non-essential staff from Foster Creek facility

May 28, 2025 12:48 PM

May 28 (Reuters) - Cenovus Energy ( CVE ) said on

Wednesday it was scaling back non-essential workforce from its

Foster Creek facility in response to wildfires in Northern

Alberta.

The Canadian oil and gas producer added that it was closely

monitoring the evolving wildfire situation in the region and the

staffing measure was a precaution.

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