Tenez-vous au courant des dernières nouvelles qui façonnent l’industrie canadienne du camionnage et découvrez comment l’ACC et ses membres relèvent les défis cruciaux, favorisent l’innovation et s’efforcent d’assurer un avenir prospère au camionnage au Canada.
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) wrote to the Council of the Federation – composed of the premiers of each of Canada’s 13 provinces and territories – and urged leaders to implement measures…
CTA Offers Plan & Caution Regarding Trucking Support Amid Tariffs En savoir plus
The Government of Canada continues to act on promises made in Budget 2025 to tackle the Driver Inc. misclassification scheme in trucking. Federal, provincial and territorial ministers responsible for labour announced they…
Canada’s Labour Ministers Agree to Deal with Driver Inc. En savoir plus
Six months after launching a national outcry against rampant lawlessness in the trucking industry, the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is back with a clear message for Ottawa: Promises don’t protect…
CTA Launches Next Phase of « Stop Illegal Trucking » Campaign En savoir plus
Six mois après avoir lancé un cri d’alarme national contre l’anarchie grandissante dans l’industrie du camionnage, l’Alliance canadienne du camionnage (ACC) est de retour avec un message clair pour Ottawa…
L’ACC lance la nouvelle phase de la campagne « Halte au camionnage illégal » En savoir plus
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is expressing concern over the Government of New Brunswick’s proposal to introduce a toll by 2028 on out-of-province vehicles using the Aulac corridor – the…
The Ontario Trucking Association (OTA) is calling on the member jurisdictions of IRP and the premiers across Canada to oppose the province of New Brunswick’s move to implement a toll…
OTA Shares APTA Concerns Over NB Plan to Toll Out-Of-Province Trucks En savoir plus
Following today’s appearance by Canada Post officials before the Standing Committee on Transport, Infrastructure and Communities, the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is calling on Joël Lightbound, Minister of Government Transformation,…
Jim Park reports in Today’s Trucking how newcomers to Canada looking to take a “reliable pathway to the Canadian middle class” through the trucking industry are getting abused and taken…
The Human Cost of Driver Misclassification and Driver Inc: Article En savoir plus
A lack of awareness continues to leave trucking companies vulnerable to cyber-enabled cargo crime, as fraudsters exploit gaps in knowledge, and leverage emerging technologies and tools based in AI, reports…
Freight Crime Evolving in the Age of AI En savoir plus
Declining trust, dissatisfaction with pay structures, and rising stress suggest drivers might be preparing to leave the industry when the market improves, reports TruckNews.com. The publication reported on warnings by…
Driver Frustration Could Lead to Exists When Market Improves: CarriersEdge En savoir plus
