After more than a decade in the making, the Trans Mountain Expansion Project was successfully completed earlier this year. To recognize & honour the work undertaken to complete the project, we created a video documenting this piece of history. Watch it 👇.

Wishing our American colleagues and partners a happy and safe Independence Day. #IndependenceDay #FourthOfJuly #CanadaToUSA

At Trans Mountain, protecting the health & safety of our employees, contractors and the public is a core priority. In 2024, we recorded zero lost-time injuries—a reflection of our strong safety culture & commitment to operational excellence. Learn more:

Today, we recognize the strengths, diversity & opportunities that define our nation. At #TransMountain, we’re proud to contribute to Canada’s economic & energy future by safely & reliably delivering oil products to the West Coast. Wishing everyone a safe #CanadaDay🍁

At Trans Mountain, we offer more than just jobs — we provide meaningful experiences & rewarding opportunities. Hear directly from our employees across diverse locations and career paths why they chose to grow their careers with us. ✨Explore current jobs:

Check out this “Before and after” aerial photo of one of the Trans Mountain terminals! 📸 Can you name this terminal? Here’s a hint: it’s located at the end of the Trans Mountain Pipeline System.

Outdoor project season has kicked off! 🌻🚧 Ground disturbance can pose risks to underground infrastructure. Learn safe digging practices near the Trans Mountain pipeline with our short online course. 👉

To celebrate of #NIHM2025, we welcomed Jodi Simkin & Michelle Robinson of All Nations Paddle Up, a movement that supports year-round access to canoe culture a tradition deeply rooted in the histories of Indigenous Peoples. ➡️

In celebration of International Women in Engineering Day on June 23, we hosted a special panel event for employees. The event spotlighted our women engineers and sparked great conversations about gender representation and inclusion in engineering. #WomenInEngineering #INWED25

Trans Mountain is committed to continual improvement in our ESG practices. In 2024, we began operating our expanded pipeline system, marking a significant milestone as we started exporting crude oil to global markets. Read more in our 2024 ESG report:

Did you know, as part of our commitment to safety and emergency readiness, we’ve developed a variety of safety programs?.Learn more about how we’ve kept the pipeline operating safely for more than 70 years:

Earlier this month, Trans Mountain employees ran 260 km at the Banff Jasper Charity Run to support the Jasper community and local charities. With 15 reps from Burnaby, Calgary, Edmonton and Clearwater, we’re proud to support the communities where we live and work. Thank you all!

As temperatures continue to rise, wildfire risk remains exceptionally high. Learn how we actively monitor potential impacts to the pipeline system during wildfire season and collaborate with local response agencies in our preparedness efforts. ➡️

The time to develop a robust domestic energy supply — while ensuring access to diverse international markets — is now. At this week’s @energy_show, our CEO, Mark Maki had the opportunity to share Trans Mountain's story during his on-stage conversation with @petermansbridge.

This #PrideMonth, we’re celebrating #2SLGBTQI+ communities’ contributions and history. From reflections on identity and #Inclusion to calls for empathy and action—it reminds us why Pride matters. Learn how we’re building a more inclusive workplace:

DYK the Harbour Patrol plays a key role at the VFPA in ensuring the safe movement of goods and people through port waterways? While we don't own or operate vessels calling at Westridge Marine Terminal, we're committed to safety in our shared waterways. ➡️

It was great to attend the 34th annual Alberta Emerald Awards and be recognized by the @Albertaemerald Foundation for our innovative Environmental Protection Rules program, introduce during the Expansion Project. We were shortlisted for an award in the Infrastructure category.

This year, we were proud to lend a hand at one of the community dinners hosted by the Municipality of Jasper — an evening filled with connection, gratitude, and great company. Learn more about how we support the communities along our pipeline route:

June is National Indigenous History Month. Trans Mountain honours and celebrates the diverse histories, cultures and achievements of First Nations, Inuit and Métis. Learn more about our commitment to Reconciliation and Indigenous partnerships : .#NIHM2025

At Trans Mountain, we are committed to creating a workplace where everyone can thrive—regardless of ability. From May 25 to 31, join us to celebrate #NAAW2025!. Learn more about our commitment to accessibility:

Our CEO, Mark Maki, was honored to participate in the 71st PLCAC Convention today in Banff, AB. As a guest speaker, Mr. Maki shared insights on the future of Canadian energy and the importance of building resilient, forward-looking energy infrastructure.