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    <description>A larger contribution to Canadian gas supply tells one story. The production history of successive well groups tells another—and helps frame the next investment question.</description>
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    <description>The CER’s decision changes the commercial framework and permitted contracting allocation. Physical capacity, booked service and actual throughput remain different measures.</description>
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