
Alaska Highway
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Sep 12, 2026
Global News Hour at 6: Sept. 11, 2026
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24:41Aaron McArthurCORRESPONDENT
While there was no immediate danger to the climber, the issue was how to get him down.
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24:46Aaron McArthurCORRESPONDENT
He was on a route called the Alaska Highway.
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24:48Aaron McArthurCORRESPONDENT
Putting search and rescue volunteers down the cliff face was risky.
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24:52Aaron McArthurCORRESPONDENT
The wall too steep to use a helicopter long line effectively.
Trail Tales 101: Arm Funerals, Scottish Fairies & Coins from the Beyond
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17:33CassieHOST
There are two ways to get back to Squamish Valley, BC from the Yukon.
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17:37CassieHOST
There is the way we first traveled, which is up to the northeast passing through Dawson's Creek and heading due west along the Alaskan Highway.
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17:45CassieHOST
But seeing as we had already taken this route, I opted for the one that led down the Dease Lake and eventually Prince Rupert along the logging road off the Kassaria Highway, which at the time I said, what could possibly go wrong? There was a final gas station before leaving the Yukon that I grabbed a coffee from.
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18:04CassieHOST
The attendant asked me where I was venturing to, and when I said Squamish, they replied, well, that's a hike, neglecting to explain just how much so and how virtually every town on the way was boarded shut and closed down due to COVID.
Episode 133: Mike Freeman - Vintage Alaska Highway and Beyond - A Call for the Road North
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0:14Phil FreemanHOST
And with me, as always, is Shane Patrick.
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0:16Phil FreemanHOST
And we are talking with Mike Freeman, historic Alaska Highway traveler.
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0:22Shane PatrickHOST
Let's get right to it, shall we?
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0:30Phil FreemanHOST
Welcome, everybody.
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0:33Phil FreemanHOST
I also know him as Dad.
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0:35Phil FreemanHOST
And he has a few stories about the old days and Alaska.
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0:40Phil FreemanHOST
And the other night we were at dinner and he started talking about his first migration up the Alaska Highway.
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0:48Phil FreemanHOST
in 1961 so i told shane and we gotta we gotta get the story it's a great story it's back in the day and um yeah dad's uh plan was pretty pretty watertight uh he didn't know he was going to alaska uh and he then when he got there well uh maybe you can fill us in so uh how did alaska even become on the table in the freeman clan down in clear lake california
423. New RVs Are Coming to Hershey + See America is Back
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30:15Jason EppersonHOST
But if you ever get the chance, it is absolutely wonderful.
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30:21Jason EppersonHOST
The Alaska Highway or the Alcan.
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30:23Brooks SmothersGUEST
The Alcan is on my bucket list.
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30:26Brooks SmothersGUEST
I've been to Alaska, but without giving away my age.
Why are people vanishing in Dawson Creek, B.C.?
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3:01Timothy SawaHOST
[somber music] The plan was to stop about four hours north, where Cole's friend had some family, a place called Dawson Creek.
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3:12Timothy SawaHOST
It's a small town that marks the southern gateway to the Alaska Highway.
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3:16Timothy SawaHOST
The two-lane road starts right in Dawson's downtown core, where a post marks mile zero.
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3:24Timothy SawaHOST
Cole and his friend would spend a few days there and ring in the new year before continuing on their way.
Advocates sound alarm over recent rise of cychlorphine opioid use in Yukon capital
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1:52Sarah ConnorsCORRESPONDENT
Its COO says it's impossible to say with certainty how cycloraphene made its way to Whitehorse, though there is at least one possibility.
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2:01speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Yukon has a very specific geographical situation, so it's cut by the Alaska Highway.
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2:07speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It connects the United States and the rest of Canada.
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2:11speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So, uh, you know, it's a major route, and, uh, that's interesting.
Adam Cormack
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12:26GrahamHOST
The next evening, Penner and others came by Adams' camper and asked if he wanted to go target practicing.
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12:32GrahamHOST
Four men drove out along the Alaska Highway towards a gravel pit near kilometer 1450 in an area called Ibex Valley, about 20 minutes outside of the city.
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12:43GrahamHOST
It isn't marked or maintained for the purpose, but locals had used it for years as an informal shooting range.
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12:51GrahamHOST
In Whitehorse in late June, nighttime doesn't really mean much.
02/09/2026
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17:53Nuala McGovernHOST
Maybe you want to tell me about it, 84844.
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17:56Nuala McGovernHOST
But Siobhan is back with a book, Retire and Refire: The Continuing Adventures of the Retirement Rebel, and it chronicles her 4,000-mile solo RV or recreational vehicle adventure from Canada to Alaska along the Alaska Highway.
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18:11Nuala McGovernHOST
What a trip.
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18:12Nuala McGovernHOST
Siobhan came to the Woman's Hour studio, and I asked her why she had decided to take on this trip.
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18:53Siobhan DanielsGUEST
But then I was talking with my cousin, who lives on Vancouver Island.
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18:57Siobhan DanielsGUEST
And we'd just had a phone call, and she said, "It's about time you came over to visit us." And I don't know where it came.
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19:05Siobhan DanielsGUEST
[laughs] I just giggled and went, "Oh, maybe I could drive the Alaska Highway."
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19:08Nuala McGovernHOST
[laughs]
Alaska Morning News: September 02, 2026 7am
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1:29Ava WhiteHOST
The public comment period ends next week on September 10th.
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1:35Ava WhiteHOST
A black gold transport or hauling truck wrecked last Friday night after it hit a bison on the Alaska Highway, about 20 miles southeast of Delta Junction.
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1:44Ava WhiteHOST
KUAC's Tim Ellis reports.
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1:46Tim EllisCORRESPONDENT
Alaska State troopers say they got a report at around 10.30 p.m. Friday that occurred near milepost 1404 of the Alaska Highway.
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1:55Tim EllisCORRESPONDENT
According to a trooper dispatch, the driver lost control after hitting a bison and the truck went into the ditch and wound up on its side.
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2:04Tim EllisCORRESPONDENT
The dispatch said emergency personnel had to remove the driver who was trapped inside the truck.
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2:36Tim EllisCORRESPONDENT
The spokesperson said the northbound truck was fully loaded with gold ore from the Manchot.
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2:41Tim EllisCORRESPONDENT
The ore was later recovered and transported to the mill.
The South Face of Kichatna Spire
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17:21Dougald MacDonaldGUEST
and in 1965 a group of new yorkers drove across the continent in a microbus and uh flew into the cachatna mountains
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17:29Peter GeiserSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
hit the alaska highway which was 1200 miles of bad roads i don't think we got out of we couldn't get out of third gear
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17:38Al DiMariaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And in 1965, we went to the Kachatna Mountains, the cathedral spires.
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17:44Al DiMariaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Nobody had ever climbed there before.
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