Dozens of Ontario-based fleets are learning that the deployment of the Driver Inc. scheme is starting to come with real consequences. As reported earlier in the year, several Ontario-based trucking companies have already…
Ont WSIB Assesses Dozens More Driver Inc. Companies, But Where is Ottawa? En savoir plus
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is applauding the move by the Government of Saskatchewan to pursue federal training dollars for truck driver training. The Government of Saskatchewan wants Ottawa to…
CTA Lauds Sask for Seeking Trucking Training Dollars En savoir plus
The Canadian Trucking Alliance applauded a recent University of Toronto study calling for a crackdown on tampering of heavy truck emissions control technology but also pointed out the trucking industry…
The democratic process is complete, the House of Commons has a different composition, but for the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) the issues remain the same. CTA is now calling on the…
Minority Liberal Government, Same Priorities for CTA and Industry En savoir plus
On the one-year anniversary of cannabis legalization in Canada, the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is once again urging the government to implement a comprehensive drug and alcohol testing program for…
CTA Repeats Calls for National Trucking Drug & Alcohol Testing Program En savoir plus
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…
With the writ set to be dropped, the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is making all prospective candidates for Prime Minister aware they should prioritize CRA enforcement resources to combat non-compliance…
The Canadian Trucking Alliance is imploring trucking companies to let the next federal government know that industry competitiveness issues, like the tax avoidance scheme known as Driver Inc., needs to…
CTA Call to Action: Make Next Government Prioritize Trucking Issues Like Driver Inc. En savoir plus
ESDC has issued Interpretations, Policies and Guidelines (or ‘IPGs’) for new labour provisions which address some of the Canadian Trucking Alliance’s significant concerns with the new rules coming into force…
ESDC Announces Enforcement Relief for Trucking Industry En savoir plus
