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Horn River Basin The Horn River Basin is a dry natural gas basin that encompasses 1.1 million hectares, and contains several separate shale formations: the Evie, Klua, Otter Park, and Muskwa Shales. These shales lie at vertical depths between 6500’-13000’. Horizontal drilling in the Horn River began in earnest in 2008.

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Whistler

Whistler, BC, Canada is a world-renowned mountain resort town situated in the Coast Mountains of British Columbia, approximately two hours north of Vancouver. It is famous for its breathtaking alpine terrain and vast network of hiking, skiing, and mountain biking trails. The resort spans two side-by-side mountains, Whistler and Blackcomb, connected by the record-breaking PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola, providing visitors with awe-inspiring views of the surrounding landscape.

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Horn River Basin

Horn River Basin

The Horn River Basin is a dry natural gas basin that encompasses 1.1 million hectares, and contains several separate shale formations: the Evie, Klua, Otter Park, and Muskwa Shales. These shales lie at vertical depths between 6500’-13000’. Horizontal drilling in the Horn River began in earnest in 2008.