Trans Mountain started wide-ranging discussions with communities, Aboriginal groups, Landowners, and stakeholders following the April 2012 announcement of the proposed pipeline expansion project.
This open, extensive and thorough engagement is a vital component of the proposed project because we believe that your feedback, questions, concerns and comments will help us develop a better proposal and ultimately a better project.
From one-on-one meetings to community group discussions to public information sessions and online opportunities, there are many ways for people to ensure the project team hears their views about the proposal.
If Trans Mountain’s application to the National Energy Board (NEB) is successful, the engagement process will continue into the construction period and throughout the life of the project.
We will be offering new public engagement opportunities soon - register now to be notified when these are available. In the meantime, if you have a question, just ask.