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~~PRESS~~TABLE ~~RELEASE LUKE~~OF ~~ENERGY — FIRST QUARTER RESULTS~~ CONTENTS

~~Calgary,~~SIGNATURE ~~Alberta:~~INDEX ~~Luke~~TO ~~Energy~~EXHIBITS ~~Ltd.~~First ~~announces~~Quarter ~~its initial quarterly report to shareholders for the period ended March 31, 2003. This covers the Company’s first 34 days of operations from February 26th to March 31st, 2003.~~ Report

LukeTable Energy was created in connection with the sale of KeyWest Energy Corporation (our former company) to Viking Energy Royalty Trust. In addition to the sale consideration that shareholders received from Viking, they also received one share of Luke Energy for every 10 KeyWest shares held — thus creating a shareholder base for Luke Energy. As part of the sale arrangement, Viking rolled 160 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd) of production into Luke Energy and also transferred a 100% interest in 11,720 acres of undeveloped land. As a result Luke Energy qualified for a Toronto Stock Exchange listing. Contents

~~Two private placements were completed subsequent to the formation of Luke~~SIGNATURE ~~Energy. In the initial financing, a total of 1.65 million shares were issued~~ ~~at 81¢ and a major financing followed with the sale of 24.8 million special~~ warrants at $1.45 each (subsequently converted into Luke Energy shares on a “one for one” basis) for net proceeds after commission of $34 million. Luke thus begins its corporate life with 33.05 million shares outstanding, cash of $35 million, no debt, production of 160 boepd and 11,720 acres of undeveloped land.

~~People~~ Pursuant ~~are a key ingredient~~ to the ~~success~~requirements of ~~any~~the ~~new~~Securities ~~venture.~~Exchange ~~The~~Act ~~senior executives~~of ~~have worked together for over 20 years and are reunited again in their fourth start-up — Harold Pedersen~~1934, ~~Chairman & CFO, Mary C. Blue,~~the ~~President~~registrant &has ~~COO,~~duly ~~and~~caused ~~Garry~~this ~~West,~~report ~~Senior~~to ~~Vice-President~~be ofsigned ~~Engineering.~~on Weits ~~have assembled~~behalf aby ~~strong management group which comprises Rob Wollmann,~~the ~~Vice-President of Exploration~~undersigned, ~~Carrie~~thereunto ~~McLauchlin,~~duly ~~Vice-President Finance & CFO and David Lewis, Vice-President of Land~~authorized. ~~In addition, Darwyn Miles is Manager~~ ~~of Engineering and Ruth DeGama is Manager of Production Services.~~

Our business plan for Luke Energy will employ the same strategies we’ve successfully used in the past. Our focus will be in western Canada and we will grow through a combination of mergers and acquisitions, exploitation drilling and low-risk exploration.


	Luke Energy Ltd. (Registrant)



Dated: June 9, 2003	By:	/s/ Mary C. Blue
		President & COO

InformationTable Contacts:of Harold V. Pedersen, Chairman and CEO Mary C. Blue, President and COO Carrie McLauchlin, Vice-President, Finance (403) 261-4811Contents

~~(Attached~~INDEX toTO ~~and forming part of a Press Release dated May 22, 2003)~~EXHIBITS

Highlights


Exhibit Number		Title

1		First Quarter Report

		Period ended
(unaudited)		March 31, 2003
Operating1
Number of producing days			34
Production
	Oil — bopd		76
	Gas — mcf/d		508
	Total — boepd (6 mcf = 1 bbl)		161
Product Prices ($Cdn)
	Oil — $/bbl	$	40.63
	Gas — $/mcf	$	9.30
Financial ($Cdn) 1
Gross production revenue		$	265,809
Cash flow from operations2		$	68,353
	per share — basic and diluted	$	0.01
Earnings		$	4,953
	per share — basic and diluted	$	0.00
Weighted average shares outstanding			8,226,301
Shares outstanding			8,226,301
Working capital		$	35,156,193
Shareholders’ equity		$	40,338,430

1 There are no prior period comparatives as the Company began active operations February 26, 2003. 2 Cash flow from operations means earnings plus future taxes and depletion and depreciation.

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