The Canadian trucking industry employs about 320,000 commercial vehicle operators across Canada – the vast majority of whom work for fleets that have excellent training, fleet management and health and…
Without truck drivers, Canada would literally stop functioning. So, to highlight the incredible job performed daily by the 400,000 Canadian men and women who keep the country’s freight moving, the Canadian…
CTA Ads Reinforce Respect, Celebrate Drivers During NTW En savoir plus
CTA had the opportunity this past week to address the Business Session at the North American Fertilizer Transportation Forum. The North American Fertilizer Transportation Forum is co-hosted by The Fertilizer Institute (TFI)…
CTA Addresses North American Fertilizer Transportation Forum En savoir plus
For the fourth consecutive year, companies from the trucking industry – Canadian Trucking Alliance members in particular – led all organizations in raising money in the fight against prostate cancer…
Sutco Leads Lineup of Truckers to Top Plaid For Dad Funding En savoir plus
Trucks for Change Network and Prostate Cancer Canada are again inviting the Canadian trucking industry to Wear Plaid for Dad on June 14 to help drive out a disease which…
Trucks for Change Invites Industry to ‘Wear Plaid for Dad’ En savoir plus
By Angela Splinter “Modernizing your workforce starts with modernizing your HR approach.” In today’s labour market, successful truck fleets and logistics companies know that staying abreast of the issues will…
EDITORIAL: Modern HR Approach Based on Sound Labour Data En savoir plus
Carol and Lyle Brons, the parents of athletic therapist Dayna Brons, who died in the Humboldt Broncos bus-truck crash, are commending the trucking industry’s calls for more safety and training…
Family of Humboldt Victim Commends Industry Reaction to Tragedy En savoir plus
Surveyed members of Canada’s trucking industry feel supported by their coworkers and are relatively happy with their jobs, but feel overburdened by regulations, according to the latest Pulse survey of…
Survey: Trucking Workers Generally Happy, but Stress Over ‘Inconsistent’ Regs En savoir plus
The rise in e-commerce and electrification could lead to growth in regional hauling activities, according to the latest report from the North American Council for Freight Efficiency (NACFE). As reported…
Report: New Trucking Trends Leading to More Regional Hauls En savoir plus
