CTA is echoing calls for the Government of Canada to slow the implementation of Bill C-3 and consider a phased-in approach to the 10-day medical leave policy. The CTA supports…
In October 2022, the Fredericton Chamber of Commerce gained the support of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce with the approval of 100 percent of delegates of the 2022 annual general…
Chamber Approves Resolution Calling On Ottawa to Address Truck Driver Shortage Read more...
For over five years, the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) has been calling for action on a tax and labour scheme that has emerged in the trucking industry. Known as Driver…
Heather Day, President of Regina-based C.S. Day Transport, has been named Chair of the Canadian Trucking Alliance’s Blue Ribbon Task Force (BRTF). Day becomes the third chair of the BRTF, replacing outgoing chair, Doug Sutherland,…
Day Named Chair of CTA’s Blue Ribbon Task Force Read more...
Transport Minister Omar Alghabra today announced the release of a much-anticipated report outlining recommendations to improve supply chain efficiency and relieving labour shortages in the transportation and trucking sectors. Alghabra…
CTA Carrier Hosts Transport Minister Announcement of Supply Chain Task Force Report Read more...
The president of the Canadian Trucking Alliance today appeared before the House Standing Committee on Transport, Infrastructure and Communities to explain the implications of the acute truck driver shortage on…
CTA to House Committee: Driver Shortage One of the Biggest Threats to Economic Recovery Read more...
As industry calls for action to help relieve the driver shortage mount, newly released data shows labour challenges in the trucking sector are only getting worse. Recently released Statistics Canada…
New THRC Data Supports CTA’s Warning Over Labour Shortage and Supply Chain Fragility Read more...
Transport Canada, the Provinces and Territories have made available an optional hours of service exemption for extra-provincial truck undertakings to assist in the response of Hurricane Fiona. Termed, the “Targeted…
As previously reported by CTA and mainstream outlets, the Government of Canada announced it will mark the death of Queen Elizabeth II with a national day of mourning on September 19….
Federal Minister Clarifies Sept. 19 Holiday Requirements Read more...
