Cross-border truck traffic plunged in early February as border blockades by protestors in Ontario, Alberta and Manitoba interrupted trade flow. While the number of truck drivers was relatively flat in…
Cross-Border Truck Traffic Plunged During Blockades Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) applauds the Government of Canada’s use of the Emergencies Act to help end the blockades and make it very clear what the consequences are for blocking…
CTA Statement on Government of Canada Invoking of Emergencies Act Read more...
Below is another update provided by each provincial association, including any potential impacts to critical infrastructure, border operations, or other important considerations that fleets may need to be aware of…
Update: CTA and Provincial Association Report on Border Blockades and Protests Read more...
As developments around blockades at border points and potential protests in various locations across the country continue to develop, the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) and its provincial associations are providing…
All Canadians have the right to peaceful protests. Individuals engaged in preventing vehicles from crossing into Canada and the United States are not “peaceful protestors” as that term should not…
Blockades Impacting Trucking Industry & Drivers: CTA Read more...
A group of leading business trade associations, representing key sectors of the Canadian supply chain, issued the following statement on blockades affecting key trade corridors and border crossings: “The Canadian…
Voices of Canadian Industry Call to Action on Border Blockades Read more...
