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The Standing Committee on Transport, Infrastructure and Communities (TRAN) concluded its first week of hearings examining the detrimental impact of the Driver Inc. scheme on the trucking industry. Over two days, 10…
Critical Opportunity: Leveraging the Globe and Mail’s “The Big Rig” Investigation The Globe and Mail’s major investigative series “The Big Rig,” produces a critical opportunity for carrier members. The report exposes…
CTA Member Share Challenge: Leveraging the G&M’s “Big Rig” Investigation Read more...
Following a tragic and preventable fatal collision this past week in Brandon, Man, the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is once again sounding the alarm on the persistent and deadly threat…
After months of investigation, the Globe & Mail published part one of a series into Driver Inc, lawlessness and labour abuse in the trucking industry. The report – which echoes many…
CTA had the honour of attending the opening reception of the Western Premiers Conference 2026 this week. CTA is grateful to be invited by Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, who hosted…
CTA Attends Western Premiers Conference 2026 Read more...
Trucking and logistics saw the fourth straight month with a year-over-year drop in employment, according to new data shared by Trucking HRCanada. The number of drivers actively seeking work in April 2026 declined…
Canada’s Experienced Driver Supply Shrinks: THRC Read more...
CTA has been actively engaged in recent federal consultations led by Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) on two significant policy initiatives: a review of the Administrative Monetary Penalty (AMPs)…
CTA Participates in Federal Labour and Enforcement Consultations Read more...
The IRU North American Transportation Forum (NATF) continues its webinar series on trade to keep industry leaders informed and prepared. On June 11, trade experts monitoring or participating in the…
IRU Webinar: Inside the North American Trade Negotiations: Status Report Read more...
In what can be described as the strongest language against Driver Inc from the government to date, Patty Hajdu, federal minister of Jobs and Families, unequivocally declared Ottawa continues to be committed…
Jobs Minister Bolsters Battle Against Driver Inc-Related Labour Misclassification Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is calling on the Council of Ministers Responsible for Transportation and Highway Safety to apply findings from a new Ontario Auditor General report to enact…
