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The Canadian government is planning a multi-million dollar upgrade for the Aldergrove border crossing, which includes an expansion with a dedicated Nexus lane to speed up border crossings.
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Cabit Systems Corp., Toronto, Ontario, Canada, will introduce Internet Truckstop Canada at the Truck World 2000 trade show in Toronto later this month. The new Internet freight-matching service is a joint venture with The Internet Truckstop in the United States
Read More →A story from north of the border claims what some in trucking have long thought was true: That truck inspectors in some parts have quotas.
Read More →TravelCenters of America has opened its first Canadian TA maintenance shop.
Read More →Ryder System recently announced the expansion of the Ryder Customer Response Center into Canada
Read More →The Canadian government has announced $80 million (CAN) worth of improvements to three border crossings.
Read More →Independent truckers who continue to strike at the Port of Montreal could lose their jobs once the boycott is over, a spokesman for the trucking companies told the Montreal Gazette Tuesday
Read More →As the labor dispute at Canadian Pacific Railway enters its eighth day, Canadian federal labor minister, Lisa Raitt has tabled back-to-work legislation that could force striking workers back to their jobs as early as Thursday
Read More →Sept. 17 — While most of the controversy about trade with the United States’ North American neighbors has centered around Mexico, trucking on the Canadian border has been attacked in the last week, as well. South Dakota
Read More →A Teamster strike against UPS Canada ended with a tentative six-year contract settlement Wednesday
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