The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is cautioning the federal government against its announced policy intentions to close certain tax-planning measures for private corporations in the tax code. “While CTA understands…
CTA Calls Trucking Industry to Voice Concerns Against Proposed Tax Changes Read more...
The Canadian trucking industry is supportive of current and future carbon reducing regulations, but decision makers should heed lessons from the past when considering future environmental policy direction and regulatory…
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CTA has unveiled an exclusive online diesel price mapping tool for trucking industry members to look up and compare current wholesale diesel prices across Canada. The interactive map – cantruck.ca/fueldata…
Cantruck Goes Live with Diesel Price Mapping Tool Read more...
A discussion paper released today by Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna reveals the federal government’s potential strategy for imposing a national minimum price on carbon by the end…
National Carbon Tax & US Triggers Process to Begin NAFTA Talks Read more...
Budget 2017 provided some much-needed attention to freight transportation planning in Canada, including a new National Trade Corridors Fund to help address capacity constraints and freight bottlenecks at major ports…
Federal Budget Keeps Freight Transportation in Mind Read more...
The House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance issued its 145-page report on the pre-budget consultation process. Although the Canadian Trucking Alliance’s (CTA) request to restore federal excise tax refunds…
The federal government wants to cancel truck and fleet operators’ ability to apply for refunds for diesel tax used to generate electricity from temperature-controlled trailers; power take-off units; and auxiliary…
Tell Ottawa Green Trucking Doesn’t Include Scrapping Excise Tax Rebate Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance remains soundly committed to reducing the trucking industry’s carbon footprint; but there’s more Ottawa can do to help carriers reach their goals and not impede environmental…
CTA Pre-Budget Submission Goes Green Read more...
Canada’s minister of finance, Bill Morneau, is banking on infrastructure investment to promote long-term growth and job creation. This week’s Fall Economic Statement proposes an additional $81 billion in infrastructure spending…
Morneau Banks on Infrastructure in Fall Economic Statement Read more...
