The federal government is tightening its enforcement approach to worker misclassification by introducing a new suite of changes that expand penalties, accelerate enforcement action, and increase public transparency around non-compliant…
CTA: Ottawa Signals Tougher Enforcement on Worker Misclassification En savoir plus
By Greg Arndt, CTA chair As appeared in Trucknews.com: Last year ended positively for the Canadian trucking industry and for those fleets that follow the rules and subscribe to ethical…
EDITORIAL: Cracking Down on Lawlessness Must Remain Trucking’s Top Priority En savoir plus
It’s decision time for those who operate in the underground economy The Canadian Trucking Alliance is lauding the federal government’s swift decision to honour its promise in Budget 2025 to…
T4A Enforcement Moratorium Lifted En savoir plus
The federal Standing Committee on Transport, Infrastructure and Communities (TRAN) has spent the fall looking into the lawlessness in trucking perpetrated by the Driver Inc model. The testimony to date has featured…
The 2025 Federal Budget laid down the groundwork for levelling the playing field for tax and labour noncompliance in trucking, but more still needs to be done by the provinces…
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…
Xavier Barsalou-Duval, Critic for the Bloc Québécois on Transport, Infrastructure, Communities & the Monarchy, today provided his party’s vision for dealing with the crisis in the trucking industry known as…
CTA Welcomes the Bloc Quebecois Support for Ending Driver Inc En savoir plus
Fed up with rampant lawlessness throughout Canada’s trucking industry and years of disregard from Ottawa and many provinces, the Canadian Trucking Alliance has launched Stop Illegal Trucking – a national campaign to…
CTA Launches Stop Illegal Trucking Campaign to End Industry Lawlessness En savoir plus
As Canada celebrates National Trucking Week, Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) is taking the opportunity to deliver a serious message to employers in the trucking industry: misclassifying workers under…
