Also known as the Alcan, the highway was built during World War II as a means to move military equipment to the last frontier ...

This wooden trestle bridge, which curves nine degrees over its 534-foot length, was the first of its kind in Canada. It is the only original wooden bridge still in use from the Alaska Highway project.

For another notable feature: the Alaska Highway is one of the most isolated roads in Canada. You may not see any signs of human life for dozens of kilometres!

An American woman died in a highway accident near Watson Lake, Yukon, last month, the territory's coroner said in a news release on Monday.

Half the money will go towards installing gates that can be used to block off traffic when there's an elevated risk of a landslide ...

When the pioneer road that was the foundation for the Alaska Highway was completed in the fall of 1942, it was heralded as a great achievement for both Canada and America. The men who had worked ...

A state-owned operation founded in 1963, the Alaska Marine Highway primarily serves as a passenger, vehicle and freight service for British Columbian and Inside Passage ports that lack road access ...