🍁 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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Weather Alerts & Highway Conditions
Here are the most recent news and weather stories posted for Trans Canada Highway:
(Posted:12/03/2019)
BC: Heavy snowfall across BC interior will
continue through tonight and taper off
Wednesday morning. Snowfall accumulations of
up to 40 cm are expected for this event.
Rapidly accumulating snow will make travel
difficult. Visibility may be suddenly reduced
at times in heavy snow.
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(Posted:12/02/2019)
NL: Freezing rain will develop over the south coast
of Newfoundland Tuesday morning and spread
northward during the day. Along the coast,
precipitation will quickly change to rain by
afternoon.
Wreckhouse winds also expected Tuesday with
gusts 100 to 120 km/h near Port aux Basques.
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(Posted:12/02/2019)
NS: Rain mixed with snow and isolated pockets of
freezing rain over areas of southwestern Nova
Scotia will change to rain early this
afternoon. Precipitation will spread very
slowly northward and eastward across the
province today and tonight, reaching Cape
Breton by early Tuesday morning. Areas near
the Atlantic coast can expect rain, with a
period of heavy rain on Tuesday.
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(Posted:12/02/2019)
NB: Parts of southeastern New Brunswick including
Kent county, Grand Lake and Queens county,
Oromocto and Sunbury county and northern
Charlotte county. from early Tuesday morning
until Tuesday afternoon.
Remarks: Snow will develop early Tuesday
morning then change quickly to ice pellets
then freezing rain later Tuesday morning.
Precipitation will gradually change back to
snow from west to east on Tuesday afternoon.
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(Posted:12/02/2019)
BC: Freezing rain has developed over eastern
sections of the Fraser Valley this morning.
Periods of freezing rain are expected to
continue until the temperature rises above
freezing late this morning.
Surfaces such as highways, roads, walkways
and parking lots may become icy and slippery.
Be prepared to adjust your driving with
changing road conditions.
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Travel Articles
Here are some featured travel stories posted for the Trans Canada Highway:
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Rocks |and Minerals of Canadainfomation about landforms, landscapes, rocks, minerals. and fossils
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updated the Rules For RVs in Canada on TransCanadaHighway.comwith the common driving laws and rules affecting camping and RVs across Canada:
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Weather Info |and Forecasts across CanadaForecasts, storm alerts, avalanche closures in winter), weather normals, for your area along the Trans-Canada
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To and From Toronto, Ontario and the Trans-Canada HighwayON: T.O. is NOT on the TCH! Overview of the different Trans-Canada routes through Ontario and getting to/from Toronto for the north or from the east
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Canadian Road Trip itineraries on TransCanadaHighway.com Over 40 detailed Trans-Canada Highway Travelling Itineraries for takint you coast to coast and to-from Toronto
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Provinces to Visit
Here are some featured provinces along the Trans Canada Highway:
P.E.I. route of the Trans-Canada HighwayDetails of the route and the attractions along the Trans-Canada Highway through the province of Prince Edward Island, across the Confederation Bridge to Charlottetown and to the Woods Island Ferry
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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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Newfoundland route of the Trans-Canada HighwayDetails of the route and the attractions along the Trans-Canada Highway through the province of newfoundland and Lbrador, from Port aux Basques to Corner Brook, Grand Falls-Windsor, Gander, Clarenville, Whitbourne and St Johns
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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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Routes & Itineraries
Here are some featured segment itineraries along Trans Canada Highway:
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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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Ontario: between Ottawa, Ontario and Montreal, Quebec via #417ON: Here is the itinerary for the 186 km along Ontario #417 and Quebec #40 between Ottawa, Ontario and Montreal, Quebec:
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BC Highway #1 between Kamloops and RevelstokeBC: Here is the itinerary for the 219 km along the #1 between Kamloops and Revelstoke, via Salmon Arm and Sicamous
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Alberta #1 between Calgary and Medicine HatAB: Here is the itinerary for the 284 km along Highway #1 between Calgary and Medicine Hat: via Lake Chestermere, Strathmore, Gleichen and Brooks
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Toronto bypass: from Toronto to Kingston along Highway 401ON: Here is the itinerary for the 309 km from Toronto to Kingston along Highway 401, also known as the Macdonald-Cartier Freeway (Continuing with segment from Kingston to Montreal),
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Cities to Visit
Here are some featured cities along or near the Trans Canada Highway:
Hope and Laidlaw, British Columbia Travel informationBC: The District of Hope, with its 6800 residents, is at the eastern end of the fertile Fraser Valley and is the gateway to the Lower Mainland.
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Drumheller, Alberta Travel informationAB: Drumheller is located 138 km northeast of Calgary, and is the gateway to the badlands of the Red Deer River Valley, and is home to the Royal Tyrell Museum
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Calgary, Alberta travel InformationAB: Calgary is a vibrant city of 1,200,000, located within breathtaking sight of the Rockies, Calgary is the head office city for Canada^s \oil patch\, and home to the Famous Calgary Stampede, held every July.
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Sudbury, Ontario Travel InformationON: Sudbury is the largest centre in northeastern Ontario, with 93,000 in the city itself, and 162,000 in the Regional Municipality. Sudbury is known as the Nickel City because of its nickel and copper mines.
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Halifax, Nova Scotia Travel InformationNS: Halifax is a city with 380,000 residents with a large deep-water harbour on the Atlantic Ocean, and unique and important historic sites, including the Halifax Citadel
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