Each year, the Cattlemen’s Ball is hosted at a different local ranch to raise money for cancer research and programming while showcasing the state of Nebraska and its backbone industry – ranching & farming.

Have you ever seen a pipeline right-of-way a few years after construction? You might have, but often it’s hard to tell that a pipeline is buried well below the ground. That’s because our goal is to reclaim the land to the equivalent capability of how we found it.

WASHINGTON, March 29, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — TransCanada Corporation (TSX:TRP) (NYSE:TRP) (TransCanada) today thanked President Donald Trump for affirming his support for the Keystone XL pipeline project by issuing a new Presidential Permit.

We encourage you to pause before you go up on that ladder this season. Ladder injuries always spike in the winter because of the number of people decorating for the holidays.

Sometimes small steps can springboard into leaps. Removing an old, forgotten and collapsed bridge in a small foothills stream and restoring habitat features could be just the little nudge needed to encourage the recovery of the threatened Westslope cutthroat trout population in Allison Creek in the Crowsnest Pass area of southern Alberta.

Not unlike speed skating, the pipeline business is a high-tech, high-performance industry. And thanks to one complex and evolving piece of equipment, the similarities don’t stop there.

Creates Multi-Million Dollar Training Program for Renewable Energy Sector HOUSTON, Aug. 05, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Media Advisory – TC Energy Corporation (TSX, NYSE: TRP) (TC Energy) announced today that Keystone XL has reached a project labor agreement (PLA) with four leading U.S. labor unions that will inject hundreds of millions of dollars in middle-class wages into the American economy, while ensuring this pipeline will be built by the highest-skilled and highest-trained workforce. TC...

Meet Hugo Bonjean, the proud owner of Spirit Hills Winery near Turner Valley, Alberta. When Hugo and his family first started their winery five years ago, it was just a small dream of Hugo and his family to live off the land, connect with nature and carry on the generations-long family tradition of wine making that began in France.