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Members of the Manitoba Trucking Association gathered for their 93rd Annual General Meeting on Friday, April 11, 2025 at the Fort Garry Hotel in Winnipeg. Announced at the event was…
MTA Elects Board of Directors, Announces Labour Trafficking Campaign Read more...
To help CTA understand the extent to which the Driver Inc model is capturing the Canadian labour pool, we are asking members to complete this short, two-minute survey on driver…
Survey ~ Driver Inc Applications vs Employee Drivers Read more...
A bill introduced February in the Arkansas State Legislature which proposed banning truck drivers with a combination visa from operating a commercial vehicle in Arkansas and not recognizing Canadian commercial driver’s licence…
Arkansas House Bill 1569 Withdrawn Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) has learned the Bank of Montreal (BMO) has revised its mortgage policies for borrowers in high-risk sectors impacted by the tariff war. In a memo…
CTA Warns Bankers of Risks of Lending to Illicit Carriers Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance says yesterday’s executive order by President Trump is a contravention of the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) which will devastate many Canadian trucking companies. The Executive Order,…
CTA: Tariffs on Auto Sector a Breach of CUSMA Read more...
Following up on a request made by stakeholders, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) announced that the Treasury Board Secretariat of Canada has approved a regulatory package, which provides a…
The Federal Government announced two new measures to provide some relief to businesses and workers who have been impacted by the ongoing trade tensions with the United States and to…
Ottawa Introduces Measures to Support Those Affected by Tariffs Read more...
The Department of Finance Canada has issued official guidance on removing the consumer carbon price, effective April 1, 2025. Ceasing the Application of the Federal Fuel Charge The federal fuel charge currently…
Official Fed Govt Guidance on Removing Carbon Tax, April 1 Read more...
Following up on an articled posted earlier in March carriers are reminded that the province of Manitoba is confirming their new requirement for trucks to display their National Safety Code (NSC#) number…
