TransCanada Highway

The TransCanada Highway is a major network of roads that spans Canada's provinces, stretching from the Atlantic Ocean in the east to the Pacific Ocean in the west. It is one of the longest continuous road systems in the world, providing essential transportation links for travel, trade, and daily commuting. The highway facilitates economic activity, connects communities, and supports national unity by offering a reliable route across the country’s diverse landscapes. It is a vital infrastructure asset that plays a key role in Canada's transportation network and regional development.