The Globe and Mail reports in its Thursday edition that TD Cowen's Aaron MacNeil says Keyera remains his "Best Idea in Canadian Midstream" given its "fee-based growth outlook and broader leverage to positive industry themes." The Globe's David Leeder writes that Mr. MacNeil says this thesis is based on sanctioned projects and contracted growth on underutilized capacity, leading to an industry-leading growth rate. Mr. MacNeil continues to rate Keyera "buy," with an unchanged share target of $67. Analysts on average target the shares at $74.85. Mr. MacNeil says in a note: "Keyera stands to benefit from rising throughput across its integrated G&P and liquids value chain, including gas processing, NGL pipeline, fractionation, storage and diluent logistics. As more liquids are extracted and moved through KAPS and Norlite and its Fort Saskatchewan complex, the system will require further debottlenecking and optimization, extending its industry-leading growth rate." Mr. MacNeil says Keyera now possesses the "exposure to the right themes" in the current macroeconomic environment alongside an "industry-leading growth rate." He adds, Keyera exemplifies our thesis of owning indirect midstream beneficiaries of basin growth."