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Call before you dig
In the event of an emergency you can call Enbridge's 24-hour, toll-free emergency number at
1 (877) 420-8800
Understanding The Right-Of-Way
While permanent pipeline markers are located at roads, railways and other intervals along the ROW, these show only the approximate location of the buried pipelines.
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Enbridge Keeping In Touch Mainline Brochure
English version (PDF - 928KB)
French version (PDF - 923KB)
Saskatchewan edition
(PDF - 939KB)
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How To Reach Us
Emergency Number: 1 (877) 420-8800
For general information about Enbridge Pipelines Inc. call:
1 (780) 420-5210
Enbridge Landowner Representatives:
Western Region (Saskatchewan west of and including Loreburn and Alberta)
- Brian Scott
1 (877) 449-2689
Central Region (Saskatchewan east of Loreburn and Manitoba)
- Mike Fischer
1 (866) 380-8057
Northwest Territories
- Ann Marie Tout
1 (867) 587-7015
Eastern Region (Sarnia east to Pickering and Niagara Region)
- John Blakely
1 (800) 668-2951
Eastern Region (Pickering east to Montreal)
- Norm Cassidy
1 (800) 665-1766
For questions regarding Enbridge easement agreements, general operations or need to plan construction, fencing, digging or explosives use, please call collect to the number for your area.
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario/Quebec
More information can be found at www.enbridge.com.
Call Before You Dig
Before digging on or near any pipeline right-of-way, call your local one-call center. Depending on where you live, your call will either be collect to Enbridge Pipelines, or toll-free to the appropriate one-call system as follows:
Alberta
Northwest Territories
- Enbridge Pipelines Inc.
1 (867) 587-7015
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
Links to More Information
Alberta Energy and Utilities Board
Canadian Energy Pipelines Association (CEPA)
Manitoba Public Utilities Board
National Energy Board
Ontario Energy Board
Régie de l’énergie Québec
Saskatchewan Department of Industry & Resources
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