Calgary (Reuters) - The new chief executive of Total SA's Canadian unit said Monday the French oil major will delay giving the final go-ahead for its Joslyn oilsands project in Alberta, waiting until higher oil prices allow it to wrest a solid return from its Canadian investments.Jean-Michel Gires, who took over as chief executive of Total E&P Canada late last month after six years as Total's executive vice-president of sustainable development and the environment, said that current oil prices just won't justify Total's ambitious strategy in Canada's oilsands.
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