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This upcoming Monday, March 8 is International Women’s Day and to celebrate how the women in Canadian trucking keep our industry rolling, the Canadian Trucking Alliance and its Blue Ribbon…
CTA-BRTF Celebrate International Women’s Day Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance reiterated five important industry positions that would improve the safety, diversify and expand labour opportunities in trucking, cut down on the trucking industry’s environmental footprint and…
Five Steps to Better Trucking: CTA Makes 2021 Federal Budget Recommendations Read more...
Transport Minister Omar Alghabra issued a public statement today, which once again commits the Government of Canada to the third-party certified electronic logging device (ELD) mandate, coming into force June…
CTA: Federal Minister Reconfirms Date and Need for Progressive ELD Enforcement Strategy Read more...
Trucking HR Canada released today a new Women’s Resource Inventory for employers and employees in the industry. The new, easy to navigate on-line resource includes links to mentorship information, training…
Trucking HR Canada launches Online Women’s Resource Inventory Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) received a notice from the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) advising stakeholders that as of March 15, 2021, import transactions of food commodities (meat, fish, dairy, eggs,…
New CFIA License Requirements Coming into Effect for Importers Read more...
Highway 1 road closures in the Kicking Horse Canyon (between Golden and Banff) are expected with short term closures starting March 15 and long-term closures starting April 12, 2021. Kicking…
Major Highway 1 Closures at Kicking Horse Canyon in BC Starting March 15 Read more...
The Government of New Brunswick has confirmed that it will not be enforcing COVID19 testing for truckers or local commuters for work, medical or veterinary care, or childcare or custody…
UPDATE: NB COVID-Testing Policy for Truck Drivers Read more...
A pilot project to provide rapid testing for asymptomatic people and truck drivers who go across the border to and from New Brunswick for work or essential purposes will start…
NB Rapid COVID-19 Test Pilot Project Read more...
Canadian shippers paid marginally less for ground transportation in December, down 0.44% compared to November, according to the Canadian General Freight Index (CGFI), reports Truck News. The Base Rate Index,…
Freight costs down, Surcharges Rise in DEC: CGFI Read more...
