Highway 104 Western Alignment

The Highway 104 Western Alignment Corporation, established in 1995 under the Highway 104 Western Alignment Act, is dedicated to financing, designing, constructing, operating, and maintaining a 45-kilometer section of the TransCanada Highway known as the Cobequid Pass Toll Highway in northern Nova Scotia. This innovative public-private partnership has been recognized internationally for its ability to balance risks and rewards among government entities, contractors, and lenders.

Created to address safety concerns and improve transportation efficiency, the Cobequid Pass Toll Highway was built to replace a hazardous two-lane highway that had the highest percentage of truck traffic in the province. The partnership allowed for timely funding and construction, resulting in a safer roadway that serves both local travelers and major North American markets.

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