Halifax to Toronto Canada Road Trip: COMPLETE Drive Timelapse 4K

Driving from Halifax to Toronto Canada - Complete Road Trip Time Lapse
This drive is on the Trans-Canada Highway and it took 3 days totaling about 1800 kilometers (1120 miles).
The provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Quebec and Ontario were travelled through.
The route takes us through many Canadian cities/towns: Halifax, Truro, Moncton, Fredericton, Edmundston, Quebec City, Montreal, Kingston, Toronto, and many more.
Chapters:
00:00:00 Nova Scotia
00:14:18 New Brunswick
00:46:30 Quebec
01:28:20 Ontario
#halifaxtotoronto #canadaroadtrip #4kdrive

[@KaplaWorld]

0:00 Halifax To Truro
6:24 Truro To Moncton
17:19 Moncton To Fredricton
28:19 Fredricton To Edmundston
45:00 Edmundston To Rivière-Du-Loup
52:53 Rivière-Du-Loup To Québec City
1:04:33 Québec City To Drummondville
1:15:25 Drummondville To Montréal
1:20:40 Montréal To Cornwall
1:30:55 Cornwall To Kingston
1:41:52 Kingston To Toronto

[@janeentumbao8690]

Beautiful! Thanks for the sunny road trip!

[@travelxoverland]

Thanks for watching Janeen

[@thetravellerflora]

Such a beautiful and very long road trip, that feels so tiring my friend. Stay safe and stay awake while driving.

[@harshxso]

Amazing! :)

[@lyecri7a924]

I wish you a safe path

[@timtwoface]

Ahh, the original Highway 2 from Toronto to Halifax, and the origin of the Trans-Canada being labelled as "#2" through New Brunswick.

[@ALuimes]

Hard to imagine Canada having a freeway that long

[@darcyperkins7041]

Canada is several thousand miles from coast to coast.

[@ALuimes]

@@darcyperkins7041 But for a *freeway* in Canada to be this long is something.

[@mynamesmur]

Right, I'm surprised there was no snow on the ground! Or polar bears around every corner. Buildings and cities too? Man, Canada's come a long way!

[@timtwoface]

@@ALuimes It's about the longest you can get for interconnected freeways within Canada only...though let's not forget there is that short gap through eastern Quebec on Autoroute 85 where it isn't up to freeway standard...yet.
The BC Rockies and Lake Superior portions of the Trans-Canada will take forever to get to full freeway standard, if ever.