OIlsands Quest Inc. (BQI)

[Metacomet]

Easily the most balanced and informative article that has been written on CWPC.

If folks actually read this and absorb the information, the investment decision on CWPC is obvious.

[Argyll]

http://www.dobmagazine.nickles.com/columns/pulse.asp?article=magazine%2Fcolumns%2F060410%2FMAG_COL20...

[Argyll]

Saskatchewan plan targets its own oil sands industry

Toronto Globe & Mail
06-08-06
PATRICK BRETHOUR

Saskatchewan is hopeful that it may soon have its own oil sands industry, Eric Cline, the province's Minister of Industry and Resources, said yesterday. In Calgary to publicize his government's recent tax cuts, Mr. Cline said initial exploratory efforts by private company Oilsands Quest Inc. underscore the promise of the bitumen deposits in northeastern Saskatchewan. Unlike that of Alberta, the bitumen in Saskatchewan has not been commercially developed, with Oilsands Quest's effort breaking a 30-year dry spell in exploration. Mr. Cline said other firms have expressed informal interest. He vowed that taxation, including royalty rates, will not be an impediment to any development plans. Saskatchewan's bitumen deposits are thinner and buried deeper underground, than those in Alberta, and more costly to exploit.

[babycakes]

2 large 200K blocks at 6.28

[babycakes]

nice intraday reversal....lets see if that tails signifies a bottom

[uxcme916]

Soigf - Strong Buy
Bright Future,Great Potential
Don't miss this one
Do Your Own DD

[babycakes]

another crack of the 50 day....another bull trap, or does she move on out this time? macd has crossed over

[babycakes]

50 day is at 7

[babycakes]

140k block went through at 6.57

[wiseplayz]

Stocks To Watch (Midday Report) May 23, 11:00 EST; Aggressive Speculative Investors should watch IMPERIA ENTERTAINMENT INC., IPRE (PINK SHEETS),INDOCAN RESOURCES INC., IDCN (PINK SHEETS), CWPC CANWEST PETROLEUM CP, (OTCBB), and SSUF SPORTS STUFF.COM,(PINK SHEETS).

IPRE : BUY
IDCN : ACCUMULATE
CWPC : BUY
SSUF : STRONG BUY

[joedebull]

maniactrader-
I bought another 2K under $6.00, I'm not having a problem as my over all average cost is only $5.75. You better hold that KY for self application.

[Wolf Stalin]

Hello guys, lurker here, you had better be careful with this one until those test results are properly published, I've been in this stock and sold and will probably enter again if and only if this is real and by that I mean published results.

I know some really big money guys who pulled out and when they did so did I, as I said be careful.

Stalin666.

[maniactrader]

hey jODEbs, HOW IS CWPC treating you?? how many times did you grab your ankles in the last week???
Just accept the fact that this is a first class otcbb pump and dump lICEMAN special.
got it yet?
BTw, KY JELLY on sale at Walgreens today

[maniactrader]

LONGS better sell - no way this this is going to recover.
Oil and gas stocks formed a double top on the yearly.
GONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[joedebull]

I'll take all you want to sell me at .09/sh. It's not to often longs get to fleece a basher.

[ThatHawaiiGuy]

I luvs me some CWPC under 6...

Oil will be 100bucks before you know it...

And they are sitting on globs of it...CWPC that is..

[M511819]

manic - Time for you to sell! Get out while you can. Run. I'll happily buy all your shares and add to my position from $.40 onwards.
sm:

[maniactrader]

If you look past the smoke and mirrors, you will see that this sudden rise in pps was from pumpers, message boards, pure hype, the L-iceman, and fluff pr's - nothing more.
Give it about 2 months and it will be back to the .09 cent range.
Seriously, take a loss or profit, whatever, just don't be involved in these snake oil companies with no revenues and pretty pictures on the website.

[manny t]

CWPC,

CanWest Petroleum Corporation and Oilsands Quest Inc.: Corporate Update
Thursday May 18, 3:25 pm ET


CALGARY, ALBERTA--(MARKET WIRE)--May 18, 2006 -- CanWest Petroleum Corporation (OTC BB:CWPC.OB - News) and Oilsands Quest Inc. -
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The Company announces that it has accepted the resignations of Thornton Donaldson P. Eng. as a Director and Bill Timmins as a Director. Messrs. Donaldson and Timmins have resigned to make room on the Board of Directors for new independent directors as part of the ongoing transition to satisfy senior American stock exchange listing requirements. At this time, members of the Board of Directors are: Murray Wilson, Chairman (Calgary); Romeo D'Angela (Toronto); Ron Phillips (Connecticut); and Rod Haverslew (Calgary). The company is in discussions with a number of prospective directors that have significant direct oil sands, capital markets and corporate governance experience.

Ron Phillips noted, "Thornton Donaldson has been instrumental in the transition to becoming a Calgary based company with given oil sands expertise and has served the Company well from its inception eight years ago. With a successful background in mining over the last 40 years, his leadership during the formative years was invaluable."

Bill Timmins commented, "It is the right time to move the Company's operations to Calgary with Murray Wilson as our new CEO, given his long track record of success in the Canadian Oil Sands in particular. In addition, it will also allow closer working relations with the management of CanWest's operating subsidiary, Oilsands Quest Inc, the operator of the Oilsands Quest Permit Lands (formerly known as the Firebag East Project)." Under the direction of Murray Wilson, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Company, the transition to having the Company's head office and all operations based in Calgary is nearing completion.

Oilsands Quest expects to release a comprehensive progress report before the end of June which will include summary drill results of the Oilsands Quest Permit Lands for results received to date. Results are currently being processed and analyzed in various independent labs. Today Chris Hopkins stated that, "our results to date continue to exceed the company's expectations. The company continues to plan and construct the infrastructure required to support the Phase II exploration program, including roads and housing facilities." Oilsands Quest Inc. (www.oilsandsquest.com) is a private Alberta corporation of which CanWest Petroleum Corporation (www.canwestpetroleum.com) owns a 59.7 percent interest on a fully diluted basis.

Safe Harbor statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: Except for historical information contained herein, the matters discussed in this press release are forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties, including but not limited to economic, competitive, governmental and technological factors effecting the Company's operations, markets, products and prices and other factors discussed in the Company's various filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Cusip# 138748 10



Contact:
Contacts:
CanWest Petroleum Corporation
Jonathan Buick
Toll Free: 1-877-748-0914 or Office: [phone]
[e-mail] or [e-mail]
http://www.canwestpetroleum.com

[babycakes]

so a bear raid on the horizon, eh?

[manny t]

Found this from a poster on SI:

Found this on CWPC. Forbes is going after Pinetree Capital for whatever reason and they were an early financier of CWPC. The selling is on guilt by association. I am continuing to hold all shares as well as the rest of the gang.

Casey Research Special Bulletin: Collateral Damage May 17, 2006


CanWest is having a bad day. Here’s what we know.

Last Friday we received a call from a reporter from Forbes working on a story that, reading between the lines, seems to question whether or not the CanWest concession is, in fact, a legitimate oil sands play.

The nub of the issue, as we interpret it, has to do with one of the early investors in the company, back when it was early stage with a dream and a prayer of finding bitumen in Saskatchewan. (An entity owned by us, DCDG, LLC., was also an investor at that stage, but only with an inconsequential position—view the company's SB-2 Registration Statement by clicking on this link: http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1096791/000114420406014740/v040271_424b3.txt)

While it is only conjecture at this point, our interpretation is that Forbes is about to do one of its famous attack pieces on this particular financier (who has nothing to do with the day-to-day running of CanWest, by the way) and by extension CanWest. Looking at today’s price action, we can only surmise that word of the pending article is getting around and those in the know are trying to get out while the getting is good. In the same way that CWPC has risen in near meteoric fashion, it now looks set to come off substantially. Remember, the reverse side of a hockey stick is just as steep as the front.

This same individual is more deeply involved with Brownstone (V.BWN), another CEC pick that has done well. More on that in a moment, but for now, let’s stay with the CanWest story.

What’s the smart move here? Run for cover, or view the sell-off as a buying opportunity?

After listening to the reporter, we believe his initial understanding of the CanWest property is a misunderstanding. Starting with the fact that the financier in question is simply just another investor in the company and has nothing to do with its management. While many reporters write their stories in their minds before setting a word to paper and ignore everything except confirming facts—and that may well be the case here—our sense is that this particular reporter is doing his homework. Hopefully, between now and press time he’ll get the data he needs to clear up his concerns. If not, and if CWPC is painted with the same negative brush as the companies actually managed by this individual, then the fall-off in CWPC that began today could continue until after the full impact of the article is felt--that is, after it hits the stands in a week or so.

While the prudent thing to do is to pull your original investment out of the stock, and that would be perfectly reasonable, after double-checking our original work, we remain confident in the company’s new management team and the merits of its underlying assets. As a result, we’re holding on to our shares and will look upon any continued fallout from the Forbes article as an excellent speculative opportunity for a second bite at the apple.

Let me stress again that this is still largely in the realm of conjecture. At press time, the reporter was still very much in research mode, so there is a good chance he’ll discover that the CanWest story, as attention-grabbing as it has been, is completely legitimate and will leave it out of his broader story. In which case, we would expect to the stock to rebound, high and fast.

If you sell now (and some newer subscribers may even be selling at a loss) and there is no story, then you could well miss the turnaround and have to buy back in at higher prices. If he persists in putting CanWest into his story, and the stock takes a further hit as a result—possibly sending it below the $6.00 mark—then buying more makes a lot of sense to us.

As with all investments, whether you stay, go, or buy more will be more a matter of your psychology and personal financial situation than anything else. As just mentioned, we are confident enough in our work that we are holding and will look to buy with both hands once it looks like CWPC has bottomed.


David Galland
Managing Director
Casey Research, LLC"

***Explains the pressure lately. Forbes is going after Pinetree Capital which owned 1M shares and around 1.5 warrants as of 12-31-05. They were an early financier of CWPC. They have nothing to do with the day to day operations though.***

[xZx]

seems like it might roll over again and test that 5.8 level. this week may be rough for oil.

[babycakes]

have my double down order in at 5.05

[xZx]

looks like the bottom is in here. nice bounce!

[shortchange]

Wow slipping fast...

[Golden Cross]

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[babycakes]

cwpc....mid 7.40's trendline support area

[willyredbud]

10 bucks next stop!

[babycakes]

excellent volume and price follow through on todays action

[babycakes]

7.60ish downtrend line resistence.....purdy symmetrical triangle

[joedebull]

We are very near the next run up in price. The stock is like a coiled spring.

[babycakes]

cwpc 5 day chart.......bounced off of immediate short term support eod.........

[babycakes]

quite the eod bounce today....bodes well for tomorrow imo

[tommer]

You guys are doing great TODAY!!!!!!!!
if you want another oilsands play that has potnetial like CWPC look at PTCH
gl
tommer

[Golden Cross]

CanWest Petroleum Corporation Appoints T. Murray Wilson as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Tuesday May 2, 8:15 am ET


VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(MARKET WIRE)--May 2, 2006 -- CanWest Petroleum Corporation ("CWPC") (OTC BB:CWPC.OB - News) is pleased to announce that the Board of Directors has appointed T. Murray Wilson as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. Additionally CWPC is pleased to announce that it will be relocating its corporate head office from Vancouver, B.C. to Calgary, Alberta. As previously announced CWPC has retained TD Securities Inc. to act as its financial advisor and assist in the analysis of structuring alternatives for its various oil sands, oil shales and technology interests.
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Mr. Wilson has noted his appreciation for the contribution of all earlier members of the CWPC team specifically including Mr. Thornton Donaldson, retiring President and Chairman who has been instrumental in guiding CWPC to its current position. Mr. Wilson is looking forward to working with the full CWPC and Oilsands Quest Inc. team- in particular with Mr. Christopher Hopkins, the President and CEO of Oilsands Quest Inc.

During his 25 year investment banking career, Mr. Wilson has led numerous strategic and financing assignments for energy, mining, utilities and technology companies. Of particular note, Mr. Wilson has been a key advisor to a number of oil sands companies during their formative years. Prior to founding Stanway Capital in 2001, Mr. Wilson was the Global Head of Oil & Gas for TD Securities Inc. in Calgary and Vice Chairman of TD Securities International in London U.K. Prior to that Mr. Wilson had a 17 year career with RBC Dominion Securities / Royal Bank of Canada focused on M&A, equity and debt capital markets, and project finance. Mr. Wilson was Vice President and Director of RBC Dominion Securities based in London for several years, where he helped build their international investment banking business with international and Canadian clients, particularly in energy, utilities and mining. Previously, he was with Orion Royal Bank in London as Executive Director Mergers & Acquisitions and was Head of Project Finance for Royal Bank's Global Energy and Minerals Group based in Calgary which he joined in 1980. Prior to his investment banking career, Mr. Wilson was involved in the oil and gas industry as a reservoir engineer, production engineer, project manager and economic advisor. Mr. Wilson holds a Masters Degree in Business from the Sloan School, M.I.T., a Masters in Engineering from the University of Manitoba (National Research Council Scholar), and a B.Sc. in Chemical Engineering (1st Class Honours - B.E.C. Joyce Medal) from Queen's University.

CWPC's 63.1%-owned subsidiary Oilsands Quest Inc. has recently completed a 24 core hole program as part of its formative exploration program on its exploration permit lands in the Athabasca oil sands area of northern Saskatchewan. A further program of 150 core holes planned for later in the year has also been recently approved by the Government of the Province of Saskatchewan. Norwest Corporation continues to be engaged as independent geological consultant to Oilsands Quest Inc.

[NYBob]

The Largest Known Oil Reserves In The World -

Secret Oil Sands -
Doug Casey

http://tinyurl.com/jmcyc



http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=10757530

[Argyll]

http://www.stockhouse.com/shfn/editorial.asp?edtID=18238

[longdong_63]

New CWPC article:
http://www.321energy.com/editorials/stewart/stewart041606.html

[NYBob]

i have been there and the politic
is ruled by red zbolshevikz leftz -
not for me thanks - prefer an North
American stabil country as Canada -

http://tinyurl.com/gqo8q

Happy Safe Easter To All

[germanfriend]

i read, that oilsands are not only present in canada, but also in russia and venezuela and in utah-
do you know companys which explore or mine oilsands there?

thank you

[willyredbud]

If you ask me, this chart is looking good!
We have bounced off of $6.50 3 times now.
This is consolidating a bullish wedge!

Yup
In a couple of years 30 bucks!
Wait until it is on the AMEX

I just wish I had more patience...............................

[joedebull]

I'm fare lucker than you fool, i'm in at $4, but all I see of your postings are attempts to bash. To bad you have nothing to offer. A lot of effort on your part going to waste.

If this stock has nothing to offer, then why are you here ? Trying to save us, or buy cheap shares your self ?

[maniactrader]

if cwpc is legit, why are you warning everyone about a harmless basher who doesn't know f-all?? oh, let me guess you bought this at 8 and now you can't decide if you will pass the bag on to someone else.

[joedebull]

maniactrader - The basher is back, check his posting history.

[maniactrader]

because they have nothing.

[maniactrader]

huh? that was a feeble attempt at returning the slam. anyways, yeah, about the pump and dumper; just remember SUF. no earnings, no product, no customer base. looks a lot like this pos.
this will get shorted back to .25 where it belongs.

[xZx]

indeed, you might miss a gapper on monday, but the downside is if friday's selling at the close was not a reversal it could be hard to unload your 6.25 shares. ride them down to 5$ and scale in? that's expensive. then again, maybe i'm just being cheap!

GL2U.

[NYBob]

ATT: CWPC Big block @ $7.20 at the close!

- you are right and finding more info -
go to -

http://tinyurl.com/rlw5n

look at - CWPC - Depth/LevelII -

Time & Sales
Price Size Exch Time
7.20 500 OBB 17:05:59
7.20 500 OBB 17:05:59
7.20 500 OBB 17:05:59
7.22 500 OBB 17:05:59
7.22 500 OBB 17:05:59
6.94 100 OBB 17:05:59
6.89 5000 OBB 17:05:59
6.91 500 OBB 17:05:59
6.90 500 OBB 17:05:59
6.89 400 OBB 17:05:58
6.89 412 OBB 17:05:58
6.89 400 OBB 17:05:58
6.89 2000 OBB 17:05:58
6.89 250 OBB 17:05:58
6.89 1000 OBB 17:05:58
6.89 1000 OBB 17:05:58
6.89 1000 OBB 17:05:58
6.89 3000 OBB 17:05:58
6.89 512 OBB 17:05:58
6.89 500 OBB 17:05:58
6.89 7000 OBB 17:05:58
6.89 2000 OBB 17:05:58
6.89 2000 OBB 17:05:58
6.89 1000 OBB 17:05:58
6.89 2000 OBB 17:05:58
6.89 900 OBB 17:05:58
6.89 1000 OBB 17:05:58
6.89 100 OBB 17:05:57
6.90 1900 OBB 17:05:57
6.89 500 OBB 17:05:57


CanWest Petroleum trades in Germany also -

http://finance.yahoo.com/lookup?s=canwest+petroleum&t=S&m=ALL

http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=5409



http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/060407/0122079.html

http://www.investorshub.com/boards/quotes.asp?ticker=cwpc&qm_page=70969&qm_symbol=CWPC


.

[willyredbud]

Why did it sell off on "good" news ?

[NYBob]

CanWest Petroleum Corporation and Oilsands Quest Inc.:
Drilling at the Firebag East Project is Deemed a
'Discovered Resource'
Friday April 7, 2:42 pm ET
CALGARY, ALBERTA--(MARKET WIRE)--Apr 7, 2006 --

CanWest Petroleum Corporation

(OTC BB:CWPC.OB - News) and Oilsands Quest Inc. announce
that a review of preliminary results of the Firebag East exploration coring program in northwest Saskatchewan by
the Company's independent geologic consultants, will
result in the bitumen resources being classified as
"Discovered Resources".

This classification means that the resources on exploration
permits in the area known as Firebag East are recognized
as being from known accumulations.

Nineteen of the 24 resource delineation holes drilled in
the Phase I exploration program have intersected bitumen
saturated sands believed to be in the McMurray Formation.

Initial results from core analysis indicate that there is
good bitumen content in these intersections.

"Although we have not yet completed a final evaluation of
the drilling results from our Phase I exploration program,
this discovery status confirms our success," said Christopher
Hopkins, President & CEO of Oilsands Quest.

"Until now, no one knew definitively that oil sands were
present as an accumulation in Saskatchewan.

This classification is simply a formal recognition of our
discovery and it does not indicate economic or producible
status."

The drilling results from the Phase I program are currently
being analyzed, and additional details are expected to be
released this summer when the analysis of these results has
been completed.

Up to 150 holes are planned for the Phase II exploration
program, which is currently underway.

This Phase II program will be completed during the
2006 / 2007 winter season.

The Discovered Resources classification is in accordance
with the Canadian Oil and Gas Evaluation Handbook (COGEH),
which is a primary reference for reporting resources
under National Instrument 51-101 Standards of Disclosure
for Oil and Gas Activities.

The definition of Discovered Resources is given as:
"Discovered resources are those quantities of oil and gas
estimated on a given date to be remaining in, plus those
quantities already produced from, known accumulations.

Discovered resources are divided into economic and
uneconomic categories, with the estimated future
recoverable portion classified as reserves and
contingent reserves, respectively".

The COGEH can be obtained online
(www.petsoc.org).

Oilsands Quest Inc.
(www.oilsandsquest.com)
is a private Alberta corporation of which
CanWest Petroleum Corporation
(www.canwestpetroleum.com)
owns a 63.1 percent interest on a fully diluted basis.

Safe Harbor statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: Except for historical information contained herein, the matters discussed in this press release are forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties, including but not limited to economic, competitive, governmental and technological factors effecting the Company's operations, markets, products and prices and other factors discussed in the Company's various filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Cusip# 138748 10


Contact:

Contacts:
CanWest Petroleum Corporation
Jonathan Buick
1-877-748-0914 or
[phone]

CanWest Petroleum Corporation
Company Contacts
Toll Free: 1-800-877-1626 or
[phone]
Email Contact

http://www.canwestpetroleum.com

Oilsands Quest Inc.
Christopher H. Hopkins
President & CEO
[phone]
Email Contact

http://www.oilsandsquest.com



Source: CanWest Petroleum Corporation and Oilsands Quest Inc.

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