Banff–Windermere Highway land grant

Target entity: Banff–Windermere Highway land grant
Context triple: [Kootenay National Park, agreementOrigin, Banff–Windermere Highway land grant]

• A. Cassiar Highway
  The Cassiar Highway is a remote scenic route in northwestern British Columbia, Canada, that provides an alternative connection between the Yellowhead Highway and the Alaska Highway through rugged wilderness.
• B. Dempster Highway
  The Dempster Highway is a remote Canadian road that stretches from the Yukon into the Northwest Territories, crossing the Arctic Circle and providing one of North America’s most isolated and scenic driving routes.
• C. Caledon Trailway
  Caledon Trailway is a multi-use recreational trail in Caledon, Ontario, that forms part of the Trans Canada Trail network and is popular for walking, cycling, and horseback riding.
• D. Cariboo Highway
  Cariboo Highway is a major route in British Columbia that forms part of Highway 97, connecting communities in the historic Cariboo region.
• E. Nisga’a Highway
  The Nisga’a Highway is a scenic road in northwestern British Columbia that provides access to Nisga’a Nation communities and notable volcanic and river landscapes.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Banff–Windermere Highway land grant
Target entity description: The Banff–Windermere Highway land grant was a Canadian federal-provincial agreement that transferred a corridor of land in the Rocky Mountains to enable construction of a trans-mountain highway, leading to the creation and protection of Kootenay National Park.

• A. Cassiar Highway
  The Cassiar Highway is a remote scenic route in northwestern British Columbia, Canada, that provides an alternative connection between the Yellowhead Highway and the Alaska Highway through rugged wilderness.
• B. Dempster Highway
  The Dempster Highway is a remote Canadian road that stretches from the Yukon into the Northwest Territories, crossing the Arctic Circle and providing one of North America’s most isolated and scenic driving routes.
• C. Caledon Trailway
  Caledon Trailway is a multi-use recreational trail in Caledon, Ontario, that forms part of the Trans Canada Trail network and is popular for walking, cycling, and horseback riding.
• D. Cariboo Highway
  Cariboo Highway is a major route in British Columbia that forms part of Highway 97, connecting communities in the historic Cariboo region.
• E. Nisga’a Highway
  The Nisga’a Highway is a scenic road in northwestern British Columbia that provides access to Nisga’a Nation communities and notable volcanic and river landscapes.
• F. None of above. chosen