Canadian
Oil
Sands,
which
converted
out
of
the
trust
format
at
the
beginning
of
the
year
in
step
with
federal
tax
changes,
earned
C$324
million
($340
million),
or
67
Canadian
cents
a
share,
in
the
quarter,
up
from
a
year-earlier
C$176
million,
or
36
Canadian
cents
per
share.
The
company
had
been
expected
to
earn
62
Canadian
cents
a
share,
according
to
the
average
estimate
of
analysts
polled
by
Thomson
Reuters
I/B/E/S.
Canadian
Oil
Sands
has
a
37%
stake
in
Syncrude,
one
the
largest
miners
and
processors
in
the
tar
sands
of
northern…