Sept. 2, 2021: Misinformation spread by paid opponents suggests “a foreign company is violating the rights of Native Americans,” writes Matt Gordon. “That is so far from the truth. I should know.”
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“The benefits of the Line 3 project are vast, including economic, social, and cultural,” writes Ryan Troumbly, Mayor of Taconite, MN.
Respecting Tribal sovereignty and treaty rights
RAMS official says the project has brought “much-needed relief to communities along the pipeline route.”
We support all efforts by law enforcement to arrest perpetrators as well as the prosecution of anyone participating in trafficking.
Enbridge uses the best available welding technology on our pipeline projects, like the Line 3 Replacement Project through Minnesota.
Enbridge’s now-complete L3R Tribal Cultural Resources Survey the largest of its kind
We're doing everything we can to protect the health and safety of our employees and the public.
Hear what businesses, landowners, elected officials and others have to say about Enbridge's impact on quality of life in Minnesota and North Dakota communities.
Hear what small businesses, Native American tradespeople, landowners and residents have to say about the L3RP construction process and the benefits it will bring to Minnesota communities.
Enbridge is building a qualified skilled labor force for the Line 3 Replacement Project, and is engaging Tribal and native owned businesses to help this effort.
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