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Mullen to Cnd Canadian Politicians: ‘We’re going to go where the capital goes’

Friday February 14, 2025 | Border & Customs, Business Conditions

Mullen Group is increasingly likely to invest capital into the U.S. market if Canadian politicians don’t “get their act together” in response to the threat of U.S. tariffs, reports James Menzies of Trucknews.com.
TAT’s New Corporate Training Video Highlights the Realities of Human Trafficking in Canada

Friday February 14, 2025 | Labour/HR/Driver Shortage, Operations & Safety

In January, TAT released its newest resource: a corporate training video that recognizes that all employees, from HR professionals to salespeople, administrative staff to executives, marketing professionals to logistics team members, have a role to play in the fight to end human trafficking. Whether their jobs are forward-facing work or back-office, everyone lives and works […]
CTA: Incoming Steel Tariffs Pose Threat to Members Serving the Sector

Tuesday February 11, 2025 | Border & Customs, Business Conditions, News Releases

US President Donald Trump yesterday issued an Executive Order entitled “Adjusting Imports of Steel into the United States,” which outlined that a 25 percent tariff on steel articles would be applied on March 12.
CTA to Council on Canada-US Relations – Let’s Expedite and Expand Plans to Reduce Barriers in Trucking

Friday February 07, 2025 | Border & Customs, Business Conditions, Infrastructure, News Releases, Operations & Safety

The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is calling on the Prime Minister ‘s Council on Canada-US Relations to expedite and expand a plan to make trucking the pilot industry for removal of interprovincial trade barriers.
APTA Director Delivers Trade Barriers, Driver Inc Message to Transport Minister

Thursday February 06, 2025 | Business Conditions, Infrastructure, Labour/HR/Driver Shortage

Atlantic Provinces Trucking Association executive director Chris McKee recently met with Atlantic Canadian business leaders for a roundtable session in Halifax with Federal Minister of Transport and Internal Trade Anita Anand to discuss the impacts of tariffs and examine barriers to internal trade within our country.
CTA: Battling Trucking’s Illegal Segment Could Help Relieve Some US Security Concerns

Wednesday February 05, 2025 | Border & Customs, Cargo Crime & Security, News Releases

The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is offering Ottawa, the provinces and Washington the trucking industry’s assistance and recommendations in the war against organized crime, money laundering and drugs smuggling present in the international supply chain and cross-border trade.
CTA: US Tariffs Unjustified, but More Must Be Done

Sunday February 02, 2025 | Admin & Tax, Border & Customs, Business Conditions, Cargo Crime & Security, News Releases

Trump’s disproportional tariffs are ‘like a sledgehammer to crack a nut’ and already having devastating impact on Canadian trucking industry
CBSA Hosting Additional CARM Transporter Registration Webinars and Podcasts

Friday January 24, 2025 | Border & Customs

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) Assessment and Revenue Management (CARM) Engagement team has added new webinar dates for carriers and freight forwarders on CARM Client Portal registration and how to enrol in the CBSA Transporter Program. This session provides registration tips, an overview of portal functions, transporter program-related expectations and a question and answer period. […]

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