Michael Ward is a member of The Canadian Highways Network, Manitoba Room. One day a comment was made around awareness and we couldn't wa

When The Canadian Highways Network began, we didn't want to start a serious driver support group, staff it, maintain it and update regularly if all it was going to be was a watering hole for the negative - fueling internet trolls with nothing better to do than verbally attack others online, cloaked in the self perceived safety of their homes. Sounds harsh, we know - but if you have ever spent time in a group that allows this sort of thing, you know what we mean. It's actually

The Canadian Highways Network wanted to talk to The Doppler Boy - an Alberta resident who is excited about weather. His Facebook page boasts thousands of viewers who look no further than his live updates, frequent reports and coverage of the weather for so many areas! Do you have a favourite weather system to follow? Thunderstorms are my all time favourite type of weather to follow and to watch because it changes on the nick of a dime. I love watching the structure of a sup

Gravel roads can be a great way to avoid the highway. They are the topic of most country songs and they sure do bring back memories for some - but there are several tips to help avoid trouble while travelling them. If you've lived in 'the country' you have travelled and maybe even lived on a gravel road - but not all drivers have had the experience. GRAVEL ROAD - DRIVING TIPS Slow down. It's simple - keeping your speed down allows you to maintain control of your vehicle. L