Petronas Canada has no plans to leave Canada, executive says
CALGARY, June 10 (Reuters) - Petronas Canada, which is a joint partner in Canada's first LNG export facility, has no plans to leave the country, its CEO Mark Fitzgerald said on Tuesday on the sidelines of a conference in Calgary.
Fitzgerald said Canada needs to develop a national liquefied natural gas and natural gas strategy, and that investment will flow quickly into the country if its government makes good on a pledge to reduce permitting times.
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