For 32 years, the Charleston Gas Control Toy Drive has been bringing joy to children during the holidays.

April is Celebrate Diversity Month — An opportunity to recognize and celebrate what makes each of us unique. We all have a story to share!

We recognize that military veterans bring a lot of transferrable skills to civilian employers. Brandy Manke and Rob MacLeod are two TransCanada employees who have brought their military skills to civilian life. Read their stories.

The Monongahela National Forest - one of the most biologically diverse national forests in the U.S. – also happens to be along the pathway of the WB XPress natural gas pipeline, which was placed into service last month. Work on the WBX included upgrading and enhancing an existing TransCanada pipeline system that has been safely serving customers for over 60 years. For nearly four years, TransCanada worked closely with various MNF resource specialists, including soil scientists, wildlife biologists, hydrologists, aquatic biologists, and botanists during the planning, permitting and construction phases of the project.

Announcing the in-service of the Grand Rapids Pipeline Project, a 460-kilometer pipeline to transport crude oil production from their oil sands project to the Edmonton, Alberta market.

As part of promoting a healthy lifestyle, TransCanada teamed up with West Virginia University’s (WVU) Extension Services Family Nutrition Program to provide children throughout the state access to locally farmed produce free of cost through West Virginia’s Kids Farmers Market Program.

Sixty years ago, TransCanada recruited a "highly-trained crew of experts from around the world" to operate Station 41 and ensure its reliability. Today, that crew is made up of local, expertly trained technicians, who share the same values and dedication to the safe and reliable operation of TransCanada's namesake pipeline.

TransCanada donated the equivalent of two million dollars (USD) in equipment to help INEA’s teachers reach distant communities.