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Soldiers from Tinker Air Force Base take a much needed break from cleaning up tornado debris to enjoy meals from the Red Cross. Photo by Jason Colston/American Red Cross

TransCanada responds to Oklahoma tornados

Posted by Jennifer Kavalinas in Community

As a member of the Oklahoma community, TransCanada extends its condolences to the family and friends of those who lost their lives in the powerful...

Land reclamation image showing before and after pipeline construction.

Climate science does not add up

Posted by Lance Kjersteen in Pipelines

Opponents’ Keystone XL greenhouse gas emissions claims refuted by leading climate scientist. Recently, Oil Change International, along with assistance from several Keystone XL opposition groups,...

Dilbit well understood: Every batch of crude oil entering TransCanada’s Keystone Pipeline is tested to ensure it meets strict specifications before it is transported to markets in the United States.

Addressing the corrosion myth

Posted by Dennis Lanthier in Environment, Pipelines

Dilbit well understood: Every batch of crude oil entering TransCanada’s Keystone Pipeline is tested to ensure it meets strict specifications before being transported to the...

Crude oil is tested at TransCanada's Keystone Hardisty Terminal to ensure it meets strict specifications before entering the Keystone Pipeline for transport to the United States.

Dilbit, what is it?

Posted by Grady Semmens in Environment, Pipelines

Crude oil is tested at TransCanada’s Keystone Hardisty Terminal to ensure it meets strict specifications before entering the Keystone pipeline system for transport to the...

Billy Boyd and Curt Olson give a thumbs up (photo)

Staff rescue fire victim

Posted by Lisa Singhania in Community, Pipelines

Billy Boyd, left, and Curt Olson used their safety training and trust in each other to extinguish a fire that threatened the Best Western Kelly...