The head of Canada’s largest trucking firm says rampant driver misclassification is harming compliant companies like his as well as drivers, a problem felt all the more acutely in lean…
TransForce Boss: Driver Inc a “Disaster’ for Trucking Industry Read more...
The federal government on Jan. 22 capped the number of international student permits over the next two years. It will approve approximately 360,000 undergraduate study permits for 2024 — a 35%…
International Student Cap Will Effect New Driver Recruitment: TN.com Read more...
Judging for this year’s Best Fleets to Drive For program revealed fleets that were cost-conscious in a down market were still resourceful and creative in improving driver programs, often in…
Canadian Best Fleets to Drive For Finalists Share Trends Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance is the leading voice of trucking in Canada. Watch to learn about the industry’s vital role in the economy, its responsibilities to highway safety and the…
Trucking in Canada: Let’s Work Together Read more...
Experts will share their unique perspectives on women in trucking over the past 10 years at the upcoming Women with Drive Leadership Summit. The 10 Years – 10 Perspectives Panel…
Industry Leaders Share 10 Years – Perspectives at 2024 Women with Drive Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance and its provincial association partners have been working with the federal government to bring awareness and solutions to the supply chain. In 2022, a joint statement…
CTA Call to Action: Help Provide Guidance to the Trucking Supply Chain Read more...
By: Greg Munden, CTA chair It may be an inside baseball cliché to many of us in the industry, but I never tire of reminding people who I know that:…
EDITORIAL: Add Your Voice to Help CTA Pursue Full 2024 Agenda Read more...
Canadian truck drivers say they want to see new entrants to undergo substantially more training than they currently do, according to the monthly Pulse survey of Today’s Trucking readers. Almost half expressed…
Truckers Want More Training for Future Drivers: TT Survey Read more...
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) reports that 34% of transportation companies surveyed were forced to turn away businesses because of labour shortages, while 16% postponed contracts. Its report – Small…
CFIB: Transport Firms Lost Nearly $2B in Business Due to Labour Shortage Read more...
