The Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Steven Guilbeault, recently made public comments stating that the U.S. election results will not impact Canada’s commitment to implementing an ambitious climate reduction…
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) recently submitted comments to the Government of Canada as part of consultations on the upcoming Canada-U.S.-Mexico (CUSMA) trade agreement review in 2026. The Alliance highlights…
CTA CUSMA Review Focuses on Trade Issues Impacting Carriers Read more...
We believe the trucking industry is made up of many trucking companies and training facilities that proudly adhere to the highest professional standards and produce some of the safest professional…
The Government of Canada last week announced a series of changes to immigration levels and immigration programs, including targeted reforms to the high wage stream of the temporary foreign worker…
TFWP Needs Fraud Reform, Not Political Hastiness: CTA Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance had the opportunity to be part of a panel discussion on Thursday at the inaugural Canadian Policy Forum of the Global Cold Chain Alliance in Ottawa….
CTA to Global Cold Chain Alliance: The Supply Chain Needs to Defund Driver Inc. Read more...
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) sent a notice to stakeholders this morning regarding the external launch of the CBSA’s Assessment and Revenue Management System (CARM) which goes live today….
CBSA Releases Statement as CARM Launch Begins Today Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) participated in a webinar as part of the International Road Transport Union’s (IRU) North American Transportation Forum (NATF), to discuss the impact of nearshoring on…
CTA Participates in IRU Webinar on Nearshoring and 2026 CUSMA Review Read more...
Many members have voiced their concerns to the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) regarding a recent announcement by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) pertaining to an increase to the U.S….
Steep Increase to U.S. Customs Transponder/User Fees Untimely for Cross-Border Fleets Read more...
Transport Canada’s new registration process known as the Client Identification Database (CID) is for persons or organizations involved in Dangerous Goods (DG) activities. To determine if your organization needs to register, click…
