Following the Canadian Trucking Alliance’s (CTA) initial discussions with Canada Post regarding Driver Inc., road safety, fair labour practices and supply chain accountability, the two organizations have continued constructive dialogue…
CTA, Canada Post Continue Discussions on Supply Chain Accountability Read more...
The Globe and Mail today published another definitive investigation into the dark underbelly of the trucking industry – this time releasing an expose detailing rampant labour abuse and temporary foreign worker…
New G&M Investigation Echoes CTA Warnings Over Labour Abuse and Lawlessness in Trucking Read more...
The Globe & Mail editorial page – the voice of the paper – took aim Sunday at how and why the Driver Inc crisis was allowed to proliferate for more than…
Globe Editorial: A Loophole You Can Drive a Truck Though Read more...
After months of investigation, the Globe & Mail published part one of a series into Driver Inc, lawlessness and labour abuse in the trucking industry. The report – which echoes many…
Six mois après avoir lancé un cri d’alarme national contre l’anarchie grandissante dans l’industrie du camionnage, l’Alliance canadienne du camionnage (ACC) est de retour avec un message clair pour Ottawa…
L’ACC lance la nouvelle phase de la campagne « Halte au camionnage illégal » Read more...
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 Read more...
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 Read more...
The following is an article by MLT Aikins, a business and taxation law firm with offices in major cities across Canada: As of December 4, 2025, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)…
Removing the T4A Moratorium a Major Move Against Driver Inc: Law Firm Read more...
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has started to release updated guidance on compliance requirements affecting the trucking industry, including changes to the reporting of fees paid for services under the…
CTA: Update on CRA Compliance for the Trucking Industry Read more...
