Enbridge Energy

Enbridge Energy unveiled a new facility in St. Ignace this week. The $50 million building serves to monitor maritime traffic in the Mackinac Straits - in order to prevent an anchor from striking Line 5.

The Army Corps of Engineers is still in the early stages of reviewing Enbridge’s proposed tunnel that would house Line 5 in the Strait of Mackinac. Like the contentious pipeline, this project is also receiving criticism.

A Native American tribe and Enbridge Energy are both claiming success after a federal judge’s decision.

After nearly two years of deliberation and public comment, the Michigan Public Service Commission still isn’t ready to make a decision on Enbridge’s application to relocate Line 5.

Canadian officials urged the U.S. Senate today to support the continued operation of Line 5.

Enbridge can soon receive bids from contractors to build the Great Lakes Tunnel.

Enbridge Energy wants to take a case against it in a Michigan state court and consolidate it with a case in federal court.

U.S. District Judge Judge Janet Neff ruled on the year-old case Tuesday.

Enbridge has opened an information center in downtown St. Ignace.

Environmental groups are demanding Canada stop opposing the shutdown of Enbridge Energy’s Line 5.