Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, Chrystia Freeland, today delivered the Fall Economic Statement. Considered a so-called ‘mini budget,’ the statement addressed several key CTA initiatives including, Driver Inc,…
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Transport Minister Omar Alghabra today announced the release of a much-anticipated report outlining recommendations to improve supply chain efficiency and relieving labour shortages in the transportation and trucking sectors. Alghabra…
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As industry calls for action to help relieve the driver shortage mount, newly released data shows labour challenges in the trucking sector are only getting worse. Recently released Statistics Canada…
New THRC Data Supports CTA’s Warning Over Labour Shortage and Supply Chain Fragility Read more...
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. “It is…
CTA Meets with National Supply Chain Task Force Read more...
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…
CTA Outlines Pathway to Securing Supply Chain in Pre-budget Submission Read more...
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…
CTA, Industry Stakeholders Seek Labour Shortage Solutions with Ottawa Read more...
Industry experts and trucking company operators told CBC Radio-Canada this week that while the truck driver shortage in Canada isn’t at a crisis point yet like some other countries, increasing…
Freight Demand + Shrinking Driver Supply Putting Squeeze on Labour: CBC Read more...
Commercial driver training is once again in the public spotlight as a key to improving highway safety and avoiding catastrophic motor vehicle collisions like the Humboldt tragedy. Improvements in commercial…
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…
Five Steps to Better Trucking: CTA Makes 2021 Federal Budget Recommendations Read more...
