de dépôt et placement du Québec and the OMERS. Operational projects Operational natural gas pipelines Operational liquids pipelines Operational power projects Political activities In 2019 TransCanada aided the drafting of anti-protest legislation in South Dakota. The legislation, which Governor Kristi Noem signed into law in March 2019, created a fund to cover the costs of policing pipeline protests, and was accompanied by another law which sought to raise revenue for the fund by creating civil penalties for advising, directing, or encouraging persons participating in rioting. In response to the law Noem was sued by the Indigenous Environmental Network, Sierra Club, and other groups, who argued the laws violate First Amendment rights by incentivizing the state to sue protesters. Leadership Chairman of the Board N. Eldon Tanner, 1957–1958 Charles S. Coates, 1958–1961 James W. Kerr, 1961–1979 John M. Beddome, 1979–1983 Gordon P. Osler, 1983–1989 J. V. Raymond Cyr, 1989–1991 Gerald J. Maier, 1991–1998 Richard F. Haskayne, 1998–2005 S. Barry Jackson, 2005–2016 Siim A. Vanaselja, 2016– President Clinton W. Murchison, 1951–1954 N. Eldon Tanner, 1954–1957 Charles S. Coates, 1957–1958 James W. Kerr, 1958–1968 Vernon L. Horte, 1968–1972 George W. Woods, 1972–1979 Radcliffe R. Latimer, 1979–1985 Gerald J. Maier, 1985–1993 George W. Watson, 1993–1999 Douglas D. Baldwin, 1999–2001 Harold N. Kvisle, 2001–2010 Russell K. Girling, 2010–2021 François L. Poirier, 2021– References External links Keystone XL Pipeline website Crude oil pipelines companies Energy companies of Canada Natural gas companies of Canada Natural gas pipeline companies Electric power companies of Canada Companies based in Calgary Holding companies of Canada Energy companies established in 1951 Non-renewable resource companies established in 1951 1951 establishments in Alberta Companies listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange S&P/TSX 60