The Confederation Bridge is in pretty good shape — take a look for yourself. Read more here: www.cbc.ca/1.4133095 | CBC Prince Edward Island

The Confederation Bridge connects PEI to mainland Canada and stands as the longest bridge in the country at 12.9 kilometres, crossing ice-covered waters year-round. Opened in 1997, it replaced a seasonal ferry and now serves as a vital part of the Trans-Canada Highway, supporting both daily life and tourism in the region. Built for $1 billion, designed to last over a century, and engineered to handle harsh weather, it’s a lasting symbol of Canadian infrastructure and national unity. #canada #pri

Take a drive across one of Canada's engineering marvels! 🚗 The Confederation Bridge connects Prince Edward Island to New Brunswick, stretching 12.9 km across the Northumberland Strait. 🌊 Opened in 1997, it’s the longest bridge in the world over ice-covered waters and takes about 10 minutes to cross. Whether you're visiting PEI’s beaches or New Brunswick’s forests, this iconic bridge is your scenic gateway. 🌉 Have you driven across the Confederation Bridge? 📍: Prince Edward Island Tourism, Ne