On January 28th, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) hosted a webinar for trucking industry participants and CTA members to learn about the upcoming reporting fees for service and T4A requirements….
CTA: Updated Q&A from CRA Following T4A Webinar En savoir plus
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…
Transport Canada has engaged the transportation consulting firm CPCS to conduct a national study on how trucking companies, fleet operators, and independent owner-operators finance their truck purchases. The study will…
Invitation to Participate – Transport Canada Study on Trucking Fleet Financing En savoir plus
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 En savoir plus
In email messaging to industry this week the US Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has provided updates on it plans for its new registration system called Motus. The goal…
FMCSA offers Guidance to Industry on Motus Registration Modernization Update En savoir plus
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 En savoir plus
On January 28th, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will be hosting a webinar for trucking industry participants and CTA members to learn about the upcoming reporting fees for service and…
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has started to release updated guidance on compliance requirements affecting the trucking industry, including changes to the reporting of fees paid for services under the…
CTA: Update on CRA Compliance for the Trucking Industry En savoir plus
Industry professionals say fraud seems to be everywhere in trucking — it is widely seen as systemic, normalized, and insufficiently enforced, according to respondent’s to Trucknews.com’s latest Pulse Reader Survey….
Compliant Carriers ‘Can’t Survive’ Competing vs Fraud Trucking: Trucknews Poll En savoir plus
