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Welcome to episode 43 of The 5-Minute Investor Podcast, where Stockhouse columnists Jonathon Brown and me, Trevor Abes, each deliver a 2.5-minute stock profile related to recent news stories with investment implications. This week, we’re analyzing a pair of Canadian oil stocks with attractive long-term prospects positioned to rise out of the uncertainty surrounding the US attack on Venezuela, home to the world’s largest oil reserves.

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