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Please note that Alberta & BC’s governing bodies for roads and highways initiate all road closures due to geo-hazards. Their decisions affect all freight delivery throughout Western Canada, and as a result, all situations listed below can change from day to day. Mustang Freightways diligently monitors all situations and will post updates on this page as we receive the info. Please bookmark this page for the latest updates to view daily; useful links to official government-issued updates are at the bottom of the page. Thanks for your patience and understanding.

Across Major Points in Alberta

Revised Apr. 2, 2024 (Originally Posted Nov. 24, 2023)

A Note About the Winter Season

Various highways and roads throughout Alberta & BC are now subject to winter conditions and related closures that can happen at any time during the winter months into early spring. Please note that we will only post about extended (longer than 24/48hrs) government-imposed road closures that may affect our delivery schedule. You can also get more info about closures and weather updates by visiting supporting website links at the bottom of this page or contact our customer service team or your region’s Business Development Manager with any questions or concerns.

For government info on road closures and current weather conditions, please click on any of the links below:

Kicking Horse Canyon Construction

Apr. 2, 2024

While the project is substantially complete, the road to final completion includes adding pavement, line painting, wildlife fencing and landscaping. This work will begin April 2, 2024. Traffic will be reduced to one lane in each direction and posted at 50 km/h throughout the Phase 4 construction zone. Two-minute stoppages will be a regular daily occurrence, and daytime full closures of up to two hours are planned on three days in April and one day in May. For details, please consult the Highway Status Calendar and confirm with DriveBC.

Please note that road closures due to Kicking Horse Canyon Project construction apply only to the 4.8 kilometre construction zone in the canyon itself. The Trans-Canada Highway from Castle Junction to Lake Louise, Field and Beaverfoot will be OPEN even during overnight and multi-day extended closures.

For complete up-to-date details, please visit the BC Ministry of Transportation website here, or email Kicking Horse Canyon Constructors at inquiriesobfsctd@khcc.ca, or call the 24/7 phone line at 1-844-815-6111.

  • Visit the drive.bc.ca website for up-to-date driving conditions.
  • BC Highway Conditions, Toll-Free: 1-800-550-4997