Trucking and logistics saw the fourth straight month with a year-over-year drop in employment, according to new data shared by Trucking HRCanada. The number of drivers actively seeking work in April 2026 declined…
Canada’s Experienced Driver Supply Shrinks: THRC Read more...
The following are selected passages from an article in Law360 Canada, by Sergio R. Karas. On Aug. 12, 2025, a tragedy on a Florida highway shook both the trucking industry and immigration policy…
EDITORIAL: Fatal Florida Trucking Crash Involving ‘Illegal’ Driver a Warning for Canada Read more...
As National Trucking Week wraps up this week, the Canadian Trucking Alliance is reminding decision makers in Ottawa that women and men who deliver Canada’s freight and keep our economy running deserve…
CTA to Fed Parties: It’s Time to Cut Red Tape & Tax, Restore Fairness for Truckers Read more...
A new report released by Trucking HR Canada (THRC) shows truck driver vacancies declined by 33 percent in the first quarter of 2024 compared to 2023. THRC’s National Job Vacancy…
THRC: Labour Market Pressures May be Easing Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) has engaged the Traffic Injury Research Foundation (TIRF) to gather and document all the great work across the country aimed at creating a safe, professional…
The latest Today’s Trucking Pulse Reader Survey found that trucking industry employees reported an average 7.9/10 ranking of job satisfaction. The survey also revealed that over 70% have not considered changing employers….
Trucking Workers Widely Satisfied With Industry Jobs: TT Read more...
The best way to recruit and retain drivers is to listen to them and offer open communication channels, say Canadian carriers who took part in the Truckload carriers Association annual…
Recruiting-Retention 101: Listen to Drivers Read more...
Transport Minister Omar Alghabra officially announced the Government of Canada’s commitment to provide $46 million to the trucking industry to address the nation’s growing truck driver shortage. Today’s announcement follows…
As Canadians and political leaders continue to recognize the invaluable efforts of our essential truck drivers and transportation workers these last few years, National Trucking Week (Sept. 4-10) has continued…
National Trucking Week Honours the Essential Women & Men Who Keep Canada Moving Read more...
