Making dreams a reality: TransCanada’s new scholarship program supports students pursuing post-secondary education across Canada and the U.S.

We've accomplished a lot in seven decades. Take a look at some of our key milestones since 1951.

Cristi Adams loves getting involved in the community. It's as much in her DNA as the Indigenous heritage she proudly claims.

Being prepared for incidents is a core part of our overall safety commitment. Discover how we prepare for emergencies.

TransCanada’s recent donation of a flow computer helped make the miniature pipeline terminal built inside Central Tech’s pipeline and safety training center even more true to how pipelines function in the real world.

Our community investment program, Build Strong, invests in organizations that are integral to local communities, and our business. Whether we are providing grants to organizations, awarding scholarships to students or sponsoring a local event that brings community members together, our goal is to help build strong, vibrant communities through mutually beneficial relationships.

Our emergency response has concluded, and we are focused on undertaking repairs, restoration and clean-up.

With its maze of pipelines and storage facilities, the City of Cushing has earned the nickname, “The Pipeline Crossroads of the World.” It is a critical community in the energy industry that is home to many Native American Tribes – as well as a fall festival that brings together the pipeline community and the Tribes. Native Fest is an annual festival held in September that TC Energy has sponsored for several years. A highlight of the festival is an art show that showcases the work of community members such as Amber L. DuBoise-Shepherd.