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In Your Community

In Your Community

CEPA members operate 119,000 km of natural gas and petroleum liquids transmission lines in Canada. These large underground pipelines carry these products long distances – delivering them from processing facilities to areas across Canada where people need them.

Pipeline operators take every precaution to be safe, environmentally-friendly, and to respectfully engage with Canadians who live in the communities that pipelines operate in.

Stakeholder EngagementDo Canadians have a say where pipelines go?
Pipelines in your communityHow do I find out about pipelines in my community?
Indigenous CommunitiesHow do members engage with Canada’s Indigenous communities?
Landowner ConsultationDo landowners need to give permission for a pipeline on their land?
Proposed ProjectsHow do I find out about proposed pipeline projects?
MapsWhere are transmission pipelines located?
Agriculture and RanchesDo pipelines operate near farms and ranches?

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