Approximately 360,000 tourists drive the highway each year, often driving in one direction and taking the Alaska State Ferry ... signposts in Watson Lake, in Canada's Yukon Territory.

On October 25, 1942, an African American soldier and a white bulldozer-driving soldier shook hands, cementing the final link of the Alaska Highway. Although the success of African American ...

During the Second World War, the U.S. and Canada worked together to build the critical Alaska Highway. "What started as a wartime necessity became a permanent economic artery between Alaska and Canada ...

Our best-known road is the Alcan (Alaska-Canada) Highway. We are friends, neighbors, partners, and allies when it comes to our economies, our mutual defense, our cultures, and, yes, our trade.” ...

During the Second World War, the U.S. and Canada worked together to build the critical Alaska Highway. "What started as a wartime necessity became a permanent economic artery between Alaska and ...