🍁 Trans-Canada Highway Road Trip & Vacation Planner
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The World's second biggest country is home to amazing scenery in several regions, combining stunning natural beauty, with cities full of very friendly people and great shopping. Driving the Trans-Canada is 3% urban and 97% nature and rural! Try and see all of it, or focus on just one region or province.We welcome your feedback and suggestions! Follow us on TransCanadaHighway Facebook for updates!.
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Trans-Canada Highway Construction News, Weather Conditions and Feature Stories
Weather Alerts & Highway Conditions
Here are the most recent news and weather stories posted for Trans Canada Highway:
(Posted:07/01/2019)
SK: Environment Canada is tracking a line of
severe thunderstorms capable of producing
very strong wind gusts, up to toonie size
hail and heavy rain.
This line stretches from Cypress Lake north
to Hazlet and thunderstorms on the line are
moving northeast at 35 km/h.
Take cover immediately, if threatening
weather approaches
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(Posted:06/29/2019)
ON/QU: Conditions are favourable for the development
of severe thunderstorms that may be capable
of producing strong wind gusts and large
hail.
Conditions are favourable for severe
thunderstorms to develop in the afternoon and
early this evening. The main threats will be
damaging winds and nickel size hail.
Large hail can damage property and cause
injury. Strong wind gusts can toss loose
objects, damage weak buildings, break
branches off trees and overturn large
vehicles.
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(Posted:06/20/2019)
AB: Snowfall with total amounts of about 10 cm is
expected.
Snow developed last night and will continue
today and tonight over portions of Highway
93. Snowfall amounts of 10 cm are expected
for the Icefield Parkway before snow tapers
off Friday morning.
Be prepared to adjust your driving with
changing road conditions.
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(Posted:05/20/2019)
AB: Smoke from a fast-spreading forest fire shut the
highway down last night, but the #16 Yellowhead
Highway, connecting Edmonton with Jasper has
since re-opened.
(Posted:05/19/2019)
AB: An out of control forest fire at Edson (just
east of Jasper) has closed the Trans-Canada
Yellowhead Route #16.
This situation is very fluid and an earliest
estimated time of opening (ETO) for Highway
16 is 8:00 am, Monday, May 20. As new
information is received, updates will be
provided.
Detour via #2 to Calgary and #1 to Lake
Louise
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Travel Articles
Here are some featured travel stories posted for the Trans Canada Highway:
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Craft Breweries |and Wineries across Canadalisting and linsk to hundreds of craft breweries, wineries, craft distilleries and brew pubs coast to coast
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Highway Overview of the Trans- CanadaHow long? From where to where? What provinces connected? What Highway numbers?Top attractions?
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Top Attractions along the Trans-Canada HighwayFrom Signal Hill to Stanley park, the best attractions (and not tourist traps) along the way
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Travel Planning Tips and Links for the Trans-Canada HighwayHere is a summary of Trans-Canada Highway Travel Tips: Trip Information, Trip Information, What You Can See, Cycling and camping on yoiu rtrip
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updated our Provincial Forestry Resourcesincluding Forest Map, Forest Fire information, Forest biodiversity, Maple Syrup Industry, and Canada^s Boreal Forests
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Provinces to Visit
Here are some featured provinces along the Trans Canada Highway:
Ontario routes of the Trans-Canada Highway Details of the route and the attractions along the Trans-Canada Highway through the province of Ontario, inlcuding Ottawa, Sudbury, Sault Ste Marie, ThunderBay, and detour to /from Toronto
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Saskatchewan route of the Trans-Canada HighwayDetails of the route and the attractions along the Trans-Canada Highway through the province of Saskatchewan, including through Regina, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, and Saskatoon
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Alberta Route of the Trans-Canada HighwayAB: Information about the Trans-Canada Highway through Alberta, including Medicine Hat, Calgary, Banff and Lake Louise
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Quebec route of the Trans-Canada Highway Details of the route and the attractions along the Trans-Canada Highway through the province of Quebec, incluing Riviere du Loup, Quebec City, and Montreal
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Geography and GeoscapesGreat links about different geoforms of Canada, and lots of great mapping links
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Routes & Itineraries
Here are some featured segment itineraries along Trans Canada Highway:
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Newfoundland: Port-aux-Basques ferry dock to Corner Brook, NewfoundlandNL: Here is the itinerary for the 220 km along #1 from Port-aux-Basques ferry dock (from North Sydney, Nova Scotia) to Corner Brook
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Manitoba: Manitoba #1 and the Ontario #17 between Winnipeg, Manitoba and Kenora, OntarioMB: Here is the itinerary for the 207 km along the Manitoba #1 and the Ontario #17 between Winnipeg, Manitoba and Kenora, Ontario:, via Falcon Lake
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Ontario: #17 between Mattawa and Ottawa, OntarioON: Here is the itinerary for the 304 km along Highway #17 between Mattawa and Ottawa, via Deep River, Renfrew, Pembroke, Arnprior, Cobden, Carp, and Kanata
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Saskatchewan: #1 between Regina, Saskatchewan and Brandon, ManitobaSK: Here is the itinerary for the 363 km along Highway #1 between Regina, Saskatchewan and Brandon, Manitoba
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Nova Scotia: Route #104 from Truro to New Glasgow, Nova ScotiaNS: Here is the itinerary for the 56 km along Route #104 from Truro to New Glasgow, Nova Scotia:
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Cities to Visit
Here are some featured cities along or near the Trans Canada Highway:
Pembroke, Ontario Travel InformationON: Pembroke is the largest in the Upper Ottawa Valley, once surrounded by forests, and was a centre of the timber trade. Pembroke was the first community in Canada with electric street lights powered by the adjacent the hydro-electric plant
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Oshawa, Ontario travel informationON: Oshawa began in 1760, and lay on the York-to-Kingston road, where in a mid-1800s farming implement and carriage works grew into General Motors Canada.
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Ottawa, Ontario Travel information ON: Ottawa-Gatineau is the nation^s capital, and has lots of museums, parks and attractions of national significance and importance
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Oshawa, Ontario Travel InformationON: Located on the Kingston Road, by the mid 1800s the community attracted farming implement and carriage works, which became auto assembly for Buick and the Chevrolet and became General Motors Canada.
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Quebec City, Quebec Travel informationQC: Visit this 400 year old city with a fortress overlooking the mighty St Lawrence
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