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While articles typically reference the oil company's (Cenovus) misrepresentations of the issue being a wellbore breach, the issue ongoing for 2 months indicate the issue could be breached caprock of the formation.
Produced fluid surfacing over large area near Maidstone, Alberta

Produced water is surfacing in nearby fields.

This oilfield is currently SAGD, using steam to liquify and extract heavy oil.

Google has only 1 result, many here:
https://duckduckgo.com/?t=h_&q=maidstone+cenovos+oil+leak&ia=web

Does anyone know more?

While articles typically reference the oil company's (Cenovus) misrepresentations, I have secondhand information that the caprock layer of the formation is cracked, and that the leak is therefore not contained to a small area, but that produced water is surfacing in nearby fields.

This oilfield is currently SAGD, using steam to liquify and extract heavy oil.

Google has only 1 result, many here:
https://duckduckgo.com/?t=h_&q=maidstone+cenovos+oil+leak&ia=web

Does anyone know more?

While this article
(https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatoon/cenovus-dealing-with-uncontrolled-release-at-oil-well-near-lloydminster-1.7533585)
states little, I have second hand information that they cracked the caprock layer of the formation, and that the leak is therefore not contained to a small area, but that produced water is surfacing in nearby fields.

I can only find the 1 article on the event.
Does anyone know more?

Does anyone know more?