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24h Emergency contact

If you notice any of the following or suspect a pipeline emergency, please immediately call 911 and the Trans Mountain Corporation line.

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Smell

  • A strong petroleum odor such as gasoline or diesel fuel
  • Strong sulphur smell like rotten eggs

Sight

  • Dead or discoloured vegetation
  • Isolated vapour or mist clouds
  • Pools of liquid when the rest of the right-of-way is dry
  • Petroleum sheen on water
  • Dense fog-like plumes or frost balls

Sound

  • Unusual hissing or roaring sound

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Trans Mountain Releases 2021 Environmental, Social and Governance Report

Protecting Traditional Land Use and Cultural Heritage Resources

$500,000 Community Benefit Agreement for the District of Hope

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Who We Are

Trans Mountain continues to build upon our 65 years of experience delivering operational and safety excellence through our crude oil pipeline system. 

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Pipeline Expansion Project

The expansion will create a twinned pipeline that will increase the nominal capacity of the system from 300,000 barrels per day to 890,000 barrels per day 

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Work With Us

The people who work for us are dedicated and passionate. Learn more about current opportunities. 

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Indigenous Peoples

We’re committed to building and sustaining effective and meaningful relationships with Indigenous communities along the Project corridor. 

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Marine Safety

With robust safety and risk controls, we’ve loaded oil onto marine vessels since 1956 without a single spill from tanker operations. 

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Safety

Whether we’re moving oil through our pipeline or loading tankers at our marine terminal, safety of the public, the environment and our employees is our top priority. 

Construction Process

Building a pipeline is a complex process focused on safety and minimizing impacts to communities and the environment.

Project Benefits

Twinning the Trans Mountain Pipeline gives Canada more access to world markets and brings in more tax dollars to benefit all Canadians.

Existing Operations

Pipeline safety is our number one priority, and through the experience gained in almost 65 years of operation.

Regulatory Process

We have undertaken an extensive process with national and provincial regulators to receive approval for the twinning of the Trans Mountain Pipeline.

Injunction Order

A BC Supreme Court Injunction Order prohibits the blocking or obstruction of access to Trans Mountain work sites in British Columbia.

Indigenous Opportunities Across the Trans Mountain Expansion Project

The Trans Mountain Expansion Project has proudly created significant economic and employment opportunities for Indigenous, local and regional workers across the pipeline corridor.

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24h Emergency contact

If you notice any of the following or suspect a pipeline emergency, please immediately call 911 and the Trans Mountain Corporation line.

1-888-876-6711

Smell

  • A strong petroleum odor such as gasoline or diesel fuel
  • Strong sulphur smell like rotten eggs

Sight

  • Dead or discoloured vegetation
  • Isolated vapour or mist clouds
  • Pools of liquid when the rest of the right-of-way is dry
  • Petroleum sheen on water
  • Dense fog-like plumes or frost balls

Sound

  • Unusual hissing or roaring sound

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