CTA Provides Comments to Feds on Carbon Pricing Cost and Feedback on Clean Fuel Regs Wednesday March 17, 2021 | Admin & Tax, Environment & Fuel, News Releases, Technology & Equipment The Canadian Trucking Alliance is restating its position against the introduction of carbon pricing because the policy is limited in leading to any meaningful environmental changes for the trucking industry, among other concerns, like the national push toward biodiesel mandates.
Five Steps to Better Trucking: CTA Makes 2021 Federal Budget Recommendations Thursday March 04, 2021 | Admin & Tax, Border & Customs, Business Conditions, COVID-19, Environment & Fuel, Infrastructure, Labour/HR/Driver Shortage, News Releases, Operations & Safety The Canadian Trucking Alliance reiterated five important industry positions that would improve the safety, diversify and expand labour opportunities in trucking, cut down on the trucking industry’s environmental footprint and boost competitiveness by cracking down on non-compliant carriers, among other policies.
Shipper ‘Storm’ Brewing Over Low Sulfur Diesel; Pushing Fuel Costs Higher Thursday June 27, 2019 | Business Conditions, Environment & Fuel Shippers are bracing for disruptions and increases in transportation fuel surcharges as regulations governing sulfur in ship and airline fuel are set to take effect Jan. 1.
CTA Excise Tax Campaign Captures Attention of Dissenting Members of Federal Finance Committee Friday February 17, 2017 | Admin & Tax, Environment & Fuel, News Releases Although CTA's request to restore federal excise tax refunds did not make the list of recommended items in that report, it was mentioned as part of the official opposition’s dissenting report to the Finance Committee.