CTA Meets with National Supply Chain Task Force Thursday June 16, 2022 | Business Conditions, COVID-19, Industry Image & PR, Labour/HR/Driver Shortage, News Releases, Operations & Safety Canadian transport leaders, including staff from the Canadian Trucking Alliance and the Quebec Trucking Association met in Montreal yesterday to address the capacity crisis in the supply chain.
CTA Outlines Pathway to Securing Supply Chain in Pre-budget Submission Tuesday March 22, 2022 | Admin & Tax, Business Conditions, Infrastructure, Labour/HR/Driver Shortage, News Releases Canada’s economy moves by trucks, piloted by professional commercial drivers, who need to be highly trained to meet the needs of the North American supply chain and the high standards of safety upheld by the Canadian trucking industry.
CTA, Industry Stakeholders Seek Labour Shortage Solutions with Ottawa Monday January 31, 2022 | Business Conditions, COVID-19, Labour/HR/Driver Shortage, News Releases The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) and other key stakeholders participated today in the National Supply Chain Summit hosted by Transportation Minister Omar Alghabra to deal with the key challenges and opportunities facing Canada’s supply chains and the actions and strategies required to support a robust economic recovery.
Freight Demand + Shrinking Driver Supply Putting Squeeze on Labour: CBC Wednesday October 06, 2021 | Business Conditions, COVID-19, Environment & Fuel, Infrastructure, Labour/HR/Driver Shortage While the truck driver shortage in Canada isn’t at a crisis point yet like some other countries, increasing freight demand combined with shrinking supply of labour could change that in the future.
