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The TransCanada Highway

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Most Canadians are familiar with sectons of the roadway, but many may be surprised by what they learn in this encore presentation of a segment prepared by columnist Victor Nerenberg in January of 2010.  
Victor explores the origins and history of the ‘T-Can’, the longest national highway in the world at 7,821 kilometres or 4,860 miles. People have been driving it for 50 years now.

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