COVID-19 has sparked disruption in many lives and, since the pandemic was declared in March, TC Energy has contributed more than $3.8 million in donations to organizations responding to the crisis – including more than $592,000 contributed by our workforce. Seth Johnson has always given back to his communities since a young age, however, now his motivation for giving back is driven by his understanding that life can be unpredictable, especially amid this pandemic.

Sept. 20-26 marks National Farm Safety & Health Week in the U.S. This years’ theme, Every Farmer Counts, is meant to acknowledge, celebrate, and uplift America’s farmers and ranchers who continue to work hard to provide the food, fiber, and fuel that we need. In recognition of this week, we want to celebrate the farm safety organizations across North America that we support through our community giving program, Build Strong

Solar energy to power TC Energy renewable natural gas (RNG) interconnects – meter stations that measure the amount of gas being transported – is helping the company to work towards our net-zero commitment while also enabling the company to sell renewable energy to the local utility.

When Preston Pfefferle, Manager of the Digital Workplace team, joined TC Energy in 2015 with a background in Business Operations, he didn’t set out to become a leader in our Information Services (IS) department. Like many, he found his passion – digital innovation – through the various positions he’s held over the past five years and the rewarding experiences that come with embracing new challenges.

Through Empower, our workforce giving program, we support and encourage our workforce to give back to their communities in ways that resonate with them personally, through fundraising, donating, volunteering, or even simple acts of kindness that help make the world a better place. Building strong communities through giving back is an integral part of TC Energy’s values. Giving back is part of our DNA, and there is no end to the creative and impactful ways our people have shown up for their communities.

As part of TC Energy’s commitment to environmental stewardship and advancing reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples, the West Path Delivery Program Foothills 2023 Elko section recently invested in the expansion of the Nupqu Native Plant Nursery capacity to grow Whitebark Pine seedlings, with the aim to restore the threatened tree species in southeastern B.C.