The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) urged the federal government to address worker exploitation in Canada and from abroad, forced labour and wage theft. During its recent consultations on forced labour…
CTA Weighs in on Federal Governments Forced Labour Consultations En savoir plus
The Government of Canada announced new measures today aimed at supporting Canadian workers and businesses, responding to ongoing uncertainty in Canada-U.S. trade relations. The announcement was made by the Minister…
Patty Hajdu, Minister of Jobs and Families and Minister responsible for the Federal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario, has announced the launch of the Transportation and Supply Chain Workforce…
Minister Hajdu launches the Transportation and Supply Chain Workforce Alliance En savoir plus
Following the Canadian Trucking Alliance’s (CTA) initial discussions with Canada Post regarding Driver Inc., road safety, fair labour practices and supply chain accountability, the two organizations have continued constructive dialogue…
CTA, Canada Post Continue Discussions on Supply Chain Accountability En savoir plus
The following report by Trevor Tombe at the Hub, examines the potential employment consequences for Canada if the 50% U.S. tariffs on selected Canadian exports take effect and remain in place. Its…
Report: What’s at Stake for Canada-US Trade if Tariffs Passed? En savoir plus
Employment in the trucking and logistics sector rose to 825,400 in July 2026 up 4.0% year-over-year, adding almost 32,000 jobs compared to July 2025, reports Trucking HR Canada (THRC). On…
July Employment Rises in Trucking and Logistics Sector En savoir plus
By Greg Arndt, Chairman, Canadian Trucking Alliance The Following appeared in TodaysTrucking.com: The Canadian Trucking Alliance has successfully turned a critical corner in efforts to combat the illicit Driver Inc….
EDITORIAL: Restoring Law and Order to Canada’s Roads: A Two-Year Journey En savoir plus
Newly unsealed intelligence reports highlighted by Global News provides undeniable evidence the commercial transport sector is overwhelmed by organized crime and labour exploitation, says the Canadian Trucking Alliance. CTA says…
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) announced it will end the Commercial Driver Registration Program (CDRP) effective September 1, 2026. According to the CBSA, the decision was made following a review of the…
CBSA Announces End of Commercial Driver Registration Program En savoir plus
