CALGARY, Alberta, July 9 (Reuters) - Major Canadian oil companies, who publicly disagreed over the Alberta government's forced curtailments this year, are in lock step over how to end the production limits, saying they should be eased as more rail capacity comes online.
Senior executives from Suncor Energy SU.TO , Canadian Natural Resources CNQ.TO , Imperial Oil Ltd IMO.TO and Cenovus Energy CVE.TO said at a TD Securities investor conference in Calgary that they are in talks with Premier Jason Kenney's Alberta government about how quickly to end the mandatory cuts.