The Government of Canada continues to act on promises made in Budget 2025 to tackle the Driver Inc. misclassification scheme in trucking. Federal, provincial and territorial ministers responsible for labour announced they…
Canada’s Labour Ministers Agree to Deal with Driver Inc. Read more...
Six months after launching a national outcry against rampant lawlessness in the trucking industry, the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is back with a clear message for Ottawa: Promises don’t protect…
CTA Launches Next Phase of “Stop Illegal Trucking” Campaign Read more...
Following today’s appearance by Canada Post officials before the Standing Committee on Transport, Infrastructure and Communities, the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is calling on Joël Lightbound, Minister of Government Transformation,…
Declining trust, dissatisfaction with pay structures, and rising stress suggest drivers might be preparing to leave the industry when the market improves, reports TruckNews.com. The publication reported on warnings by…
Driver Frustration Could Lead to Exists When Market Improves: CarriersEdge Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) told Today’s Trucking that says immigration remains essential to the industry. Geoff Wood, CTA senior vice president of policy, said the TFWP will continue to…
Immigration Must Remain a Viable Option for Trucking, But Safeguards Needed: CTA Read more...
A new driver survey highlighted in the Globe and Mail echoes the concerns The Canadian Trucking Alliance has repeatedly raised with governments and officials for a decade – that worker misclassification, labour…
The federal government is tightening its enforcement approach to worker misclassification by introducing a new suite of changes that expand penalties, accelerate enforcement action, and increase public transparency around non-compliant…
CTA: Ottawa Signals Tougher Enforcement on Worker Misclassification Read more...
By Greg Arndt, CTA chair As appeared in Trucknews.com: Last year ended positively for the Canadian trucking industry and for those fleets that follow the rules and subscribe to ethical…
EDITORIAL: Cracking Down on Lawlessness Must Remain Trucking’s Top Priority Read more...
The following is an article by MLT Aikins, a business and taxation law firm with offices in major cities across Canada: As of December 4, 2025, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)…
Removing the T4A Moratorium a Major Move Against Driver Inc: Law Firm Read more...
