true to their word

 There is quite a large "camp" set up where the

pipeline exploded 2 weeks ago.

 It seems they are working night and day

to get everything fixed and the problem solved.

 In the meantime, TransCanada gas has been compensating

pretty much everyone

who comes forward with a claim.

Heaters purchased, time lost at work,

driving inconvenience...

You name it.

If you come forward with a claim

it seems they will pay it.

 The company even handed out $50 credit cards to students

at Providence University College

which is just down the road from

the explosion site.

And they came in with their loaders and trucks

and did massive amounts of

snow removal on the college grounds.

 They have done everything they said they would do

and more.

Across the field from the explosion site is the monstrous

greenhouse that had a fire last year.

As the owner said on the radio, the pipeline explosion was one year

to the day that someone set his greenhouse on fire.

He woke up in the night, saw the horrific blaze

and thought,

"Oh no! Not again!".

Fortunately the explosion was quite removed from his property

but he did have to scramble to keep the heat going

so his thousands of cucumber plants would not perish!

No doubt, the gas company has also compensated him

for the hardship he had to endure.