The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) strongly welcomes the introduction of the Building Canada Strong Act (Bill C-39) aimed at strengthening Canada’s transportation backbone, cutting cross-border red tape, and improving working conditions for…
The Government of Canada this fall will deliver Budget 2026, which will update Canadians on the government’s progress on its plan to Build Canada Strong, while aiming to support Canadians and businesses…
CTA Submits Pre-Budget Recommendations Ahead of Budget 2026 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
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 Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) is seeking feedback from industry stakeholders on the growing challenges within the industry, including cargo theft, freight fraud, and reincarnated (“chameleon”) carriers. Survey responses…
A recent update from CCMTA highlighted progress that has been made in their work to support inter-provincial trucking and addressing misclassification in the trucking industry. The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) applauds the Canada Revenue…
Updates from the Canadian Council of Motor Transport Administrators En savoir plus
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
Transport Canada and British Columbia have introduced an optional hours-of-service exemption for extra-provincial truck undertakings to assist in the emergency response to wildfires. The purpose of this exemption is to…
Transport Canada, BC HoS Relief Options for Wildfire Response Efforts En savoir plus
