Bought the day ARC was taken out: closest like-for-like Western Canadian gas-export exposure, diversified LNG contracts; a 50c-$1 higher gas floor makes it the one to own
In one line: A defensive dividend-income manager heavily invested in Canadian energy infrastructure supplying the world: gas processors, pipelines and export-linked names, bought for yield and dividend growth, with a natural-gas producer for price upside.
Canada as a diverse point of supply. Qatar's LNG complex (~20% of global supply) can't be piped around Hormuz, energy resilience is "rapidly draining", and Canada has "so undersold ourselves for so long". It is "still early innings" for gas (and oil) export expansion, with an LNG Canada Phase 2 FID seen as close (2026-SEP-22).
Natural gas is the cleanest path. New oil pipelines (a Keystone XL "doppelganger", a greenfield line) are harder to bank on given US political risk; gas export is "the cleanest and quickest".
Buy yield on rate sell-offs. Enbridge near 6% and Brookfield Infrastructure units at 5% are entries, not warnings; he is adding to Enbridge, TC Energy and Pembina with new client money for the first time in about a year.
Keep the exposure, not the ticker. When Shell took out ARC Resources he bought Tourmaline the same day as the closest like-for-like replacement; he accepts a lower yield (AltaGas) when dividend growth is higher.
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