Suncor's Syncrude acquisition unlikely to impact bison ranch

Suncor's Syncrude acquisition unlikely to impact bison ranch operations


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The ranch, which is a joint project between Syncrude and the Fort McKay First Nation, has been in operation as a reclamation project since 1993. Last week Syncrude announced more than 50 calves were born during the spring calving season, with potentially more on the way.
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“[The ranch] is still very important in terms of our roots,” said Syncrude spokesperson Will Gibson. “I haven’t heard of any plans contemplated in terms of change with the bison herd. I don’t think [the change in operation] will have an impact on that.”

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