MMTP Monitoring Committee

The Spring 2023 MMTP monitoring tour took place on May 24. It has been more than two years since the project started the operating phase...

I’m Chantal, a summer student with Manitoba Hydro who participated in the spring 2022 post-construction monitoring tour of MMTP, held...

Date: Tuesday February 22, 2022 Participants: Sarah Coughlin - Manitoba Hydro Keith Kowall – Manitoba Metis Federation Amy Stevenson –...

I'm not much of a talker,.. but I do a lot of thinking,.. and thinking about the MMTP, BP3,.. L3R pipeline not only that but other stuff...

On September 23, 2020 a closing ceremony was held near the Duff Roblin Provincial Park near Towers 121 and 122. The ceremony was led by...

On September 24, 2020 I had the great opportunity to visit and observe three of the four Monitoring Sites that were staked out in the...

The construction of MMTP wrapped up on April 16, 2020 at 9pm. All of the towers are up and the last line has been strung. Some work...

The MMTP Monitors have been working during this pandemic like many others have tried to do. Some monitors are working from home and some...

Sometimes spills occur on the job site. Spills are supposed to be cleaned up right away. I want to share an example of a spill where the...

Adolf Bittern from Brokenhead First Nation was presented tobacco from Valard construction to perform a blessing ceremony and offering on...

The MMTP monitoring commitee along with Manitoba Hydro hosted a water ceremony Jan 8th. Water keepers from Pequis First Nation did the...

A Water Ceremony is planned for January 9th at Duff Roblin Provincial Park. We look forward to seeing you there. Have a happy holiday.

Indigenous employees and subcontractors on the MMTP Project: Currently there is 51% indigenous employed on the project, there are 386...

MMTP Project is divided into 2 sections, S1 and S2. Each section was awarded to 2 subcontractors for the construction of the project. S1...

As part of our Manitoba-Minnesota Transmission Project (MMTP), we’re building towers and stringing lines. Part of the project involves...

Darryl shares the purpose of traditional tobacco ties: Tobacco ties are placed in areas that are culturally sensitive and hold...

Two more monitors joined the team. We welcome Floyd Flett and Darryl Taylor. Floyd worked as an environmental monitor for the Enbridge...

As part of our Manitoba-Minnesota Transmission Project, we’re working at the Riel Station. Part of the project involves fusing electrical...

On September 23, there was a reportable 60l hydraulic oil spill from a loader working at the Valard camp near La Broquerie (please see...

Manitoba Hydro held cultural awareness training on September 6 in Winnipeg for Section 1; over 230 people attended the training. Training...