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Account Name Current Rank Annual Revenue Employees Suncor Energy Inc. 1 31540315836 12978 Imperial Oil 2 4849236280 4900 HUSKY Energy 3 24000000000 4592 Enbridge Inc

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Account Name Current Rank Annual Revenue Employees Suncor Energy Inc. 1 31540315836 12978 Imperial Oil 2 4849236280 4900 HUSKY Energy 3 24000000000 4592 Enbridge Inc Account Name Current Rank Annual Revenue Employees Suncor Energy Inc. 1 31540315836 12978 Imperial Oil 2 4849236280 4900 HUSKY Energy 3 24000000000 4592 Enbridge Inc. 4 16131300000 5518 Cenovus Energy Inc. 5 11579000000 2000 AGRIUM INC. 6 2468186770 4700 CANADIAN NATURAL RESOURCES LTD. 7 13750000000 4132 SYNCRUDE CANADA INC 8 7500000000 4000 TRANSCANADA CORP. 9 8619000000 3500 ENCANA CORPORATION 10 9997000000 3797 TALISMAN ENERGY INC 11 6299334919 2000 Katz Group Canada Ltd. 12 7000000000 4400 ConocoPhillips Canada Resources Corp 13 1221223616 1800 Canada Safeway Limited 14 6400000000 30000 NEXEN INC. 15 6177969804 4594 PCL Construction Holdings Ltd 16 6157000000 4450 NOVA Chemicals Corporation 17 4625000000 2850 CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAYS LTD. 18 4175200000 14970 Gibson Energy Inc 19 299490000 500 Tervita 20 632396500 4200 SHAW COMMUNICATIONS INC. 21 3524440385 10000 Harvest Operations Corp 22 3139000000 1100 Fluor Canada Ltd 23 22835790000 1 ATCO Ltd. 24 3051000000 9514 Parkland Fuel Corporation 25 2000000000 1100 Superior Propane 26 2324000000 2770 CANADIAN Oil Sands Trust 27 4543000000 1650 ENMAX Corporation 28 2300000000 1600 WestJet Airlines Ltd. 29 2228000000 7600 Devon Canada Corporation 30 728779815 1000 Penn West Exploration 31 4049000000 1950 Canadian Utilities Limited 32 2584000000 5737 FINNING (Canada) 33 2386642000 2000 TransAlta Corporation 34 2906000000 2110 Keyera Energy Limited Partnership 35 50691310 200 Trican Well Service Ltd. 36 2264377919 5384 ALBERTA GAMING AND LIQUOR COMMISION 37 4010967150 600 United Farmers of Alberta Co-Operative Limited 38 1528569747 1200 Alberta Blue Cross 39 1764045629 700 Graham Group Ltd 40 1700000000 990 Precision Drilling Corporation 41 1912786871 7813 Ensign Energy Services Inc. 42 1853320709 8759 Provident Energy Ltd. 43 2999000000 603 EPCOR Utilities Inc. 44 2243126582 3000 Crescent Point Energy Corp. 45 834919970 99 Capital Power Corporation 46 2000000000 1100 Stantec Inc. 47 1519000000 2100 Pembina Pipeline Income Fund 48 618000000 357 Jacobs Canada Inc 49 112038750 900 Flint Field Services Ltd 50 480322570 1750 APACHE Canada 51 8614826000 3452 ALTAGAS Limited 52 1682000000 900 Calfrac Well Services Ltd. 53 1507259117 3400 The Churchill Corporation 54 640000000 1600 Mullen Group Ltd. 55 1360102057 5618 Central Fund of Canada Limited 56 11 The Brick Ltd. 57 1223595000 5900 Weatherford Canada Partnership 58 1067202 6000 Petrominerales Ltd. 59 ENERFLEX Systems Ltd 61 969000000 2900 ARC RESOURCES 62 1706400000 450 PENGROWTH Energy Corporation 63 1500604000 568 Murphy Oil Company Ltd. 64 27512540000 3206 Inter Pipeline Fund 65 881003688 734 CALGARY Co-Operative Association Limited (1) 66 1000000000 4000 Baytex Energy Corp. 67 683234106 200 Enerplus Corporation 68 1259000000 900 Worker's Compensation Board Alberta 69 1358 1650 MEG Energy Corp. 70 10000000 200 Brookfield Properties Management Corporation 71 122694880 271 PetroBakken Energy Ltd. 72 493000000 220 Petrobank Energy Resources 73 446000000 220 AvenEx Energy Corp 74 837002577 70 AutoCanada Inc 75 775735199 1100 North American Construction Group Inc 76 972563000 2200 Vermilion Energy Inc 77 542000000 250 Balancing Pool 78 331886100 16 Agriculture Financial Services Corporation 79 1005905884 708 Bonavista Petroleum Ltd 80 642000000 100 CleanConnacher Harbors Oil Energyand Gas And Industrial Services 81 410000000 125 Corp 82 22407750 500 Veresen Inc. 83 633000000 81 Rocky Mountain Dealerships Inc 84 633292316 380 Trinidad Drilling Ltd. 85 781658214 3172 SMART Technologies Inc. 86 790055000 1695 Newalta Corporation 87 460632809 1800 Savanna Energy Services Corp. 88 598766555 2622 Gran Tierra Energy Inc. 89 Liquor Stores Income Fund 90 482000000 1950 Nabors Canada ULC 91 549637210 2000 Cervus Contractors Equipment LP 92 377017499 470 Secure Energy Services Inc 93 540395499 60 NOV Wilson 94 502000000 497 NAL Energy Corporation 95 529000000 200 Canexus Limited 97 27000000 500 Canadian Western Bank 98 604000000 1400 Fountain Tire Ltd 99 392672905 1800 Canadian Energy Services & Technology Corp 100 450255563 150 Alliance Pipeline Ltd. 101 100 Servus Credit Union Ltd 102 521462203 1800 Sinopec Daylight Energy Ltd 103 322472420 300 BOARDWALK Real Estate Investment (1) 104 396000000 1200 FortisAlberta Inc 105 315262198 936 Progress Energy Resources Corp. 106 250000000 100 Horizon North Logistics Inc 107 143892000 663 Enbridge Income Fund Holdings Inc 108 1199760 1 Peyto Exploration and Development Corp. 109 184859000 30 Meyers Norris Penny LLP 110 293844901 1100 Canyon Technical Services Ltd 111 46508530 185 Q'Max Solutions Inc 112 262584701 1100 Altalink 113 251854203 250 Trilogy Energy Corp 114 209176000 224 Pason Systems Inc. 115 145430000 549 Total Energy Services Inc. 116 106509000 490 Trimac Transportation Services Inc. 117 6000 Tourmaline Oil Corp 118 29268000 35 Essential Energy Services Trust 119 111722000 608 NIKO RESOURCES LTD 120 345776360 200 Legacy Oil+Gas Inc. 121 NuVista Energy Ltd. 122 380000000 105 ADVANTAGE Oil and Gas Ltd. 123 634402000 172 Crew Energy Inc. 124 160132313 71 Bankers Petroleum Ltd. 125 75537000 230 Grande Cache Coal Corporation 126 232000000 400 C&C Energia Ltd 127 259515000 50 Western Energy Services Corp. 128 39836000 120 Western Financial Group Inc 129 166076000 1300 Phoenix Technology Income Fund 130 114692000 392 Foremost Income Fund 131 128986000 330 TransGlobe Energy Corporation 132 112640000 61 Alberta Investment Management Corporation 133 6373760 49 Pure Energy Services Ltd 134 241001928 1300 Black Diamond Group Limited 135 70522222 62 Birchcliff Energy Ltd. 136 135327000 122 Perpetual Energy Inc 137 231000000 200 Tesla Exploration Ltd 138 60353000 293 Melcor Developments Ltd. 140 136608000 308 Paramount Resources Ltd. 141 141012000 204 Chinook Energy Inc 142 156102170 12 AKITA Drilling Ltd. 143 196015293 787 Celtic Exploration Ltd. 144 149645000 52 Pace Oil & Gas Ltd. 145 Badger Income Fund 146 134971000 434 Tuscany International Drilling Inc 147 187940 180 PETROWEST ENERGY SERVICES TRUST 148 119622000 524 The Cash Store Financial Services Inc. 149 150500000 1600 Strad Energy Services Ltd 150 200000000 600 Guide Exploration Ltd. 151 Bri-Chem Corp. 152 96480000 58 Fairborne Energy Ltd. 153 223275000 121 CanElson Drilling Inc 154 119041148 1 Peace Hills General Insurance Company 155 165724000 675 Bellatrix Exploration Limited 156 91460000 89 Maxim Power Corp. 157 143737000 108 Gasfrac Energy Services Limited Partnership 158 687171 5 Mart Resources, Inc 159 69805238 15 Carewest (1) 160 69105001 1700 Zargon Oil & Gas Ltd. 161 128563000 40 Parex Resources Inc 162 157241000 30 McCoy Corporation 163 97542000 407 Freehold Royalty Trust 164 117232000 95 BONTERRA Energy Corp 166 88032081 22 Rohit Group of Companies 167 105007000 87 Compton Petroleum Corporation 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Development Corp. 192 86562000 52 Cordy Oilfield Services Inc. 193 56189000 200 Zed.I Solutions Inc. 194 40000000 135 PFB Corporation 196 65930000 523 Camex Energy Corp 197 2 Iroc Energy Services Corp. 198 84059496 300 Cequence Energy Ltd. 199 40000000 16 Hyduke Energy Services 201 39728000 230 Xentel DM Incorporated 202 92474000 2000 TVI Pacific Inc. 203 TerraVest Income Fund 205 224000000 1140 Gamehost Inc. 206 43917000 700 Wild Stream Exploration Inc 207 39177163 20 Pan Orient Energy Corp 208 96509694 7 Hemisphere GPS Inc. 209 61253000 221 Renegade Petroleum Ltd 210 23968434 3 Painted Pony Petroleum Ltd 211 24382805 9 Mainstreet Equity Corp. 213 50822000 50 Gemini Corporation 214 74908000 Terra Energy Corp 215 78164364 39 Carfinco Financial Group Inc. 216 Bowen Workforce Solutions Inc 217 1593440 24 Rock Energy Inc. 218 17 Winstar Resources, Ltd. 219 75 Rocky Mountain Liquor Inc 220 51782580 18 Pulse Seismic Inc. 221 50465110 32 Crocotta Energy Inc. 223 40000000 24 Calvalley Petroleum Inc. 225 70 Westcorp Inc 227 44353000 400 Warrior Manufacturing Services Ltd 228 56 Insignia Energy Ltd. 229 8000000 11 RMP Energy Inc 230 42528771 18 Open Range Energy Corp 232 23480408 16 Divestco Inc. 233 61976000 264 Ketek Group Inc 234 8685210 40 Ivanhoe Energy Inc. 235 150 Parallel Energy Trust 236 5577040 6 Second Wave Petroleum Inc 237 12433453 16 Allied Projects Ltd 239 39047000 140 Sonde Resources Corp. 240 50 Leader Energy Services Ltd 241 33548308 135 Olympia Financial Group Inc 242 33447673 1 Eagle Energy Trust 245 1366220 1 Waldron Energy Corporation 246 28512973 15 Kulczyk Oil Ventures Inc 247 28337000 1 Yoho Resources Inc. 248 DeeThree Exploration Ltd 249 4253745 1 Afexa Life Sciences Inc. 250 47592000 87 Alberta Treasury Branches 250 261379507 5000 Cathedral
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