The Canadian Trucking Alliance looks forward to working with Prime Minister Mark Carney and his cabinet on several government priorities the PM outlined in his mandate letter this week. In…
CTA Hopeful PM’s Mandate Aligned with Trucking Industry Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance formally congratulated Mark Carney on being elected the 24th Prime Minister of Canada, while also urging him to implement reforms to boost Canadian productivity and strongly…
CTA Writes Carney About Fixing Rampant Underground Economy and other Trucking Issues Read more...
More than one in three truck drivers applying for a job with Canadian trucking companies ask to work under an illegal misclassification scheme, according to a recent survey conducted by…
A Third of Truck Drivers Demand to Work Illegally: CTA Read more...
The Government of Canadareleased details of special measures for the Work-Sharing Program in response to the threat or realization of tariffs are in effect from March 7, 2025 until March 6, 2026….
Ottawa Posts Details of Tariff Relief Work-Sharing Program Read more...
The BC Employment Standards Tribunal recently shined a light on how the Canadian trucking industry is home to one of the largest underground economies and international human trafficking rings in…
The ripple effect of US tariffs is being felt beyond the automative sector and throughout all parts of the supply chain, report Canadian trucking carrier members of the Canadian Trucking…
70% of Carriers See Freight Drop; Further Tariffs Could Be ‘Breaking Point’: CTA Survey Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) has learned the Bank of Montreal (BMO) has revised its mortgage policies for borrowers in high-risk sectors impacted by the tariff war. In a memo…
CTA Warns Bankers of Risks of Lending to Illicit Carriers Read more...
The Federal Government announced two new measures to provide some relief to businesses and workers who have been impacted by the ongoing trade tensions with the United States and to…
Ottawa Introduces Measures to Support Those Affected by Tariffs Read more...
Following up on an articled posted earlier in March carriers are reminded that the province of Manitoba is confirming their new requirement for trucks to display their National Safety Code (NSC#) number…
