Protecting the Environment: The Lac du Bois Grasslands

Guest post: Margaret Mears, Lead, Environment, Trans Mountain Expansion Project At Trans Mountain, we take our commitment to environmental protection seriously. ...

Scott Stoness: Expansion is in Canada’s Public Interest

Guest post: Scott Stoness, Kinder Morgan Canada Vice-President, Regulatory and Finance The Trans Mountain Expansion Project (TMEP) provides access to ...

Contributing to the Success of Communities Where We Operate: An Overview of Our Community Investment Giving in 2016

Allnorth: Expansion Project a Good Example of Responsible Resource Development

Allnorth represents more than 400 employees distributed across Canada. Its offices are located in Vancouver, Kamloops, Kelowna, Terrace, Nanaimo, Prince ...

Focus on Conditions: Traffic Control Plans for Public Roadways, Condition 73

The Trans Mountain Expansion Project must meet 157 Conditions set out by the National Energy Board (NEB). The conditions apply during ...

Using Technology to Enhance Integrity Digs

Maintaining the Trans Mountain Pipeline as a safe, secure and environmentally responsible operation is a full-time commitment. Kinder Morgan Canada’s ...

Barry Whillans: Working with Landowners

Kinder Morgan Canada works hard to be a good neighbour along the right-of-way for the existing Trans Mountain Pipeline. In ...

Prevention and Protection: Fire-Safe Operations at Burnaby Terminal

Safety is our top priority and the cornerstone to everything we do at Trans Mountain. In more than 60 years ...

Lizette Parsons Bell: We’re Committed to Providing Direct Benefits to Communities

Guest post: Lizette Parsons Bell, Lead, Stakeholder Engagement and Communications Trans Mountain has a long history of community connections and we ...

Jamie Kereliuk: Enhancing our Emergency Management Program to Protect our Communities

Guest post: Jamie Kereliuk, Director, Emergency Management Our top priority is the safety of the communities where our Trans Mountain pipeline ...

Margaret Mears: Critical that we Protect Farm and Ranch Land

Guest post: Margaret Mears, Environmental Lead Trans Mountain understands it is critical we protect farm and ranch land during construction ...

Carey Johannesson: Getting to the Route Includes Building Long-Term Relationships

Guest post: Carey Johannesson, Trans Mountain Expansion Project Lands Team From the outset of Project planning, Trans Mountain developed routing principles ...

The Shipping Route: Ensuring Safety on the Salish Sea

Much like cars driving on the highway, all large commercial vessels must transit the Salish Sea via the well-established commercial ...

Open Season for Trans Mountain Expansion Concludes: All Available Firm Service Capacity Under Long-Term Commitments

March 22, 2017

Conditions Update: Conditions 6, 12a, 13, 14, 15 and 26

As construction planning for the Trans Mountain Expansion Project continues, various teams are working hard behind the scenes to ensure ...

Dan Carter: Planning for Operations Expansion

Dan Carter, Kinder Morgan Canada’s Central Region Operations Director, is responsible for operations including the Edmonton Control Centre, the Leak ...

Ideal Welders: A Substantial Opportunity for Our Local Economy

... we would be able to offer more jobs to more apprentices in the pipefitting and welding trades, help them get ...

Trans Mountain Completes Final Cost Estimate Review with Shippers; Maintains Strong Commercial Support for Expansion Project

March 9, 2017

Anita Le: Opportunities for a Younger Generation of Pipeliners

Last week, Trans Mountain spoke to the members of the Young Pipeliners Association of Canada (YPAC) Vancouver Chapter. With more ...

Lexa Hobenshield: Protecting the Aquifer is Paramount

Guest post: Lexa Hobenshield, Stakeholder Engagement Lexa works with communities along the pipeline right-of-way to inform them about the Project ...