TransCanada employee Peter Knight, a Métis born and raised in Edmonton — has earned an Aboriginal Role Model of Alberta award for his relentless efforts on behalf of First Nations and Métis communities in northern Alberta.
TransCanada-sponsored Building Environmental Aboriginal Human Resources (BEAHR) program helps build strong futures for Indigenous Peoples, such as Curve Lake First Nation resident Paige Williams, who is following her passion to pursue a career as a biologist.
Community agreement between TransCanada and the Dene Tha’ First Nation opened up a life-changing career opportunity for Bushe River Reserve resident as an Indigenous Relations engagement lead for Northern Alberta.
Every day millions of North Americans depend on us for the energy they need. We safely deliver the natural gas that heats our homes, the electricity...
At TransCanada we don’t just build energy infrastructure; we also build relationships. Whether it’s partnering with community groups, supporting local...
For over 65 years, TransCanada has proudly operated the energy infrastructure assets that support a high standard of living for North Americans. Our...
TransCanada's 2016 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) report provides a comprehensive update on the company’s performance on environmental, social...
Following through on our commitment to being a leader in responsible energy development, TransCanada recently launched its interactive 2015 Corporate...
For over 65 years, TransCanada has proudly operated the energy infrastructure assets that support a high standard of living for North Americans. Our...
For over 65 years, TransCanada has proudly operated the energy infrastructure assets that support a high standard of living for North Americans. Our...
