In the Minnesota communities of Mahnomen, Waubun and Ogema, internet access can be spotty at best. That’s all changing with a $366,000 Enbridge grant to the Mahnomen and Waubun-Ogema-White Earth school districts to provide broadband access for 1,400 students. “Broadband service really is granting access to equitable learning. It’s very important,” notes Lisa, superintendent of the Waubun-Ogema-White Earth district.

At Enbridge, our values of safety, integrity, respect and inclusion are central to how we do business. By living our values, we can enrich communities, advance Indigenous reconciliation, and build bridges to a more inclusive and prosperous future.

Daniel worked as an apprentice inspector on the North Dakota segment of Enbridge’s Line 3 Replacement Project. “I wish people would take the time to understand what happens out here,” he says. “Being Native American, I feel obligated to make sure this pipeline is built safely.”

From wildlife protection strategies, to Horizontal Directional Drilling, to using pre-existing corridors of activity, to habitat restoration, we work hard to minimize our long-term impact to land along our pipeline routes.

As a leader in North American energy infrastructure, we have an important role to play in providing access to cleaner energy. That role involves contributing to greenhouse gas emission reductions goals and seeking new and improved ways to deliver energy safely, responsibly and sustainably.

We take care to limit our footprint, and actively manage potential effects on communities and the environment, as we build our pipeline projects.