After a 16-month Co-op student experience, Meghann Grenier recently returned to Queen’s University in Ontario to complete her mechanical engineering degree. Drawn to TransCanada because the size of the company, she discovered her opportunities were big too.

We don’t have a monopoly on good ideas for pipeline safety and as an organization, we are able to design and build better projects by using the feedback we get from industry, government, landowners, Indigenous communities and regulators. Constructive feedback is an important tool for growth... Ongoing compliance with approval conditions by our regulator is just one step in ensuring we do that each and every day.

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Tiara Goodswimmer graduated from Women Building Futures’ (WBF) Journeywoman Start program at arguably one of the worst times possible this year – in March, just after the COVID-19 pandemic was declared – but bad timing hasn’t stopped her. Although her graduation and job interviews were cancelled due to social distancing, she still quickly found work on a construction site. Tiara is now looking forward to starting a new job at the end of June as an electrical labourer in Fort Saskatchewan, AB, with plans to go back to school to become a journeywoman electrician.