The Government of Canada today announced that Canadians returning from travel abroad will be required to follow mandatory self-isolation protocols as of midnight tonight, but the Canadian Trucking Alliance is reminding…
The Canadian Trucking Alliance stood up for independent trucking operators by directly engaging the insurance industry to ensure the owner-operator community is covered for medical benefits while operating in the…
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Effective midnight March 20, 2020 only essential traffic will be allowed to cross the Canada-US border. The US Department of Homeland Security have issued a Notification of Temporary Travel Restrictions…
Members of Canadian Life and Health Insurance Association (CLHIA) are confirming that group out-of-country medical coverage for commercial truckers will continue uninterrupted. “The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) applauds CLHIA for…
Canadian Life and Health Insurance Association Stand Up for Trucking Industry Read more...
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau unequivocally stated that commercial truck drivers will not be impacted by new measures that will close the Canada-U.S. border to all non-essential travel. “Truckers will not…
The Canadian Trucking Alliance is commending the Federal Government’s declaration that commercial truck drivers are essential workers who will be exempt from the requirement to self-isolate for at least 14 days…
Feds Recognize Truck Drivers as Critical in Fight Against COVID-19 Read more...
These are unprecedented times for Canadians. The Canadian Trucking Alliance supports the Government of Canada and all provinces in every way to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. However, yesterday provinces began…
Appearing before the House of Commons’ Standing Committee on International Trade regarding Bill C-4 – An Act to implement the Agreement between Canada, the United States of America and the…
CTA Appears Before Standing Committee on CUSMA Ratification Read more...
Trucking could be in for a period of improved conditions with the North American trade agreement updated, says the American Trucking Associations. In 2019, general economic activity, freight tonnage and…
ATA: Trade Agreement Expected to Bring Stability to Trucking Read more...
