The world’s largest trading relationship remains in turmoil as President Trump issued an Executive Order (EO) to raise tariffs to 35 percent on non-CUSMA qualifying goods. Most Canada-US trade is…
Canadian political leaders have been seized with the U.S. Government on tariffs and how to keep our economy and international supply chains thriving, but the Canadian Trucking Alliance says this…
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By Stephen Laskowski As Canada continues to champion freer internal trade, one would expect the trucking sector – the pulse of our economy’s circulatory system – to be a model…
The Canadian Trucking Alliance looks forward to working with Prime Minister Mark Carney and his cabinet on several government priorities the PM outlined in his mandate letter this week. In…
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The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) has prepared a document to assist members of parliament to better understand the trucking industry’s views on critical issues facing our sector and Canada’s economy….
CTA Sends Party Leaders a Message to Restore Productivity & Fairness to Trucking Read more...
The North American trade relationship has grown exponentially for all three partners through a structured certainty based on NAFTA/CUSMA agreements, which have acted as a foundation for the business community…
CTA: Looming Tariff Threat Throwing Trucking, Supply Chain in “Chaos’ Read more...
The 25 percent tariffs announced last night by US President Trump will devastate a trucking industry already suffering from the worst freight economy in 40 years. “Widespread tariffs on our customers’ freight…
Trucking Industry Urges Relief in the Wake of Tariffs Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance has been invited to be part of the Supply Chain Advisory Council, comprised of experts and senior leaders in their fields. Anita Anand, Minister of Transport…
US President Donald Trump yesterday issued an Executive Order entitled “Adjusting Imports of Steel into the United States,” which outlined that a 25 percent tariff on steel articles would be…
CTA: Incoming Steel Tariffs Pose Threat to Members Serving the Sector Read more...
