Trans Mountain's Indigenous Storytelling Series

Trans Mountain Celebrates 70 Years Strong Together

We are committed to managing environmental, social and governance matters

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Sustainability

Sustainability has always been at the core of our business. From the health and safety of our employees and contractors, to the relationships we’ve built with communities and Indigenous Peoples. 

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Careers

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

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Operations

For 70 years we've operated Canada's only pipeline system transporting oil products to the West Coast. 

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Community Investment

Supporting our communities where we live and work through initiatives that support environmental stewardship, community well-being and education. 

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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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Trans Mountain’s Marine Relationship with Sc’ianew First Nation

Nov. 15, 2023

Trans Mountain’s relationship with the Sc’ianew First Nation, located in Beecher Bay on Vancouver Island, has shared values of protecting the marine environment and building spill response capacity. 

Project Benefits

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

Indigenous Peoples

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

Trans Mountain Corporation Releases Third Quarter 2023 Results

Trans Mountain Corporation released the company’s financial statements and associated management report for the three and nine-month periods ending September 30, 2023.

Injunction Order

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

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.

Trans Mountain's Indigenous Monitoring Program

Listen to five Indigenous Monitors from the Fraser Valley, located in British Columbia, as they discuss their experience working on the Trans Mountain Expansion Project.