The Canadian Trucking Alliance congratulates Armour Transportation Systems’ and longtime CTA board member Wes Armour on being named the 2021 recipient of the Order of New Brunswick. Armour has been…
CTA Congratulates Wesley Armour for Order of New Brunswick Read more...
New Brunswick announced that truck drivers are now exempt from the travel registration program coming into effect on Sept. 22. The registration system, which requires all travellers to declare their…
In its efforts to contain the COVID-19 virus, the province of New Brunswick has issued a renewed and revised mandatory order that goes into effect this evening at midnight. As…
New Brunswick Asking Out-of-Province Drivers to Isolate Read more...
The Government of New Brunswick has confirmed that it will not be enforcing COVID19 testing for truckers or local commuters for work, medical or veterinary care, or childcare or custody…
UPDATE: NB COVID-Testing Policy for Truck Drivers Read more...
A pilot project to provide rapid testing for asymptomatic people and truck drivers who go across the border to and from New Brunswick for work or essential purposes will start…
NB Rapid COVID-19 Test Pilot Project Read more...
CTA One-Page Infographic on Carrier Business Conditions Poll CTA has designed a one-page infographic illustrating the major point s in its latest Business Conditions Survey, which details the challenges facing…
COVID-19 Bulletin: May 22 Read more...
Status of Truck Drivers Over the Age of 70 Some health agencies across Canada have started to recommend that individuals over the age of 70 should follow self-isolation protocols and…
COVID-19 Daily Bulletins: April 1 Read more...
The provincial government today declared a state of emergency under section 12 of the Emergency Measures Act to enhance measures to help contain the spread of COVID-19 (the novel coronavirus)….
NB Declares State of Emergency in Response to COVID-19 Read more...
Residents across New Brunswick are affected by severe spring flooding as water levels reach historic levels. A sudden spike in temperature caused a rapid snow melt, which, combined with significant…
Trucking Industry Responds to NB Flooding: Join the Cause Read more...
