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The Canadian governments have invested $287 million (about $218 in U.S. dollars) for Canadian/U.S. Border projects that are intended to ease traffic congestion and increase the flow of trade and tourism in both directions
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The Canadian Trucking Alliance will appeal to federal Citizenship and Immigration Minister Lucienne Robillard to step up enforcement of immigration rules against American truck drivers operating in Canada
Read More →U.S. trucking fleets aren't the only ones facing a shortage of qualified truck drivers. Canada needs 50,000 new truckers, according to a recent report in The Ottawa Citizen
Read More →A closely watched gauge of activity within the nation’s manufacturing sector shows it not only declined for the fifth straight month, but also that activity contracted during November for the first time in three years, according to the nation’s supply executives.
Read More →What started out as a trucker protest of a cross-border COVID-19 vaccine mandate in Canada escalated into much more, prompting criticism from government officials and trucking groups.
Read More →Navteq has made changes to its Navteq Transport coverage to include the major highway network across the entire country of Canada
Read More →Canada needs more cohesive national regulations covering the trucking industry, according to a government report
Read More →FMCSA and the U.S. DOT have no influence over what happens in Canada, but Canada has plenty of its own regulatory agencies and ministries whose rules will affect American carriers' privileges and ability to operate there.
Read More →Jan. 5 – The United States and Canada have agreed to recognize each other’s regulations on medical qualifications for truck drivers, reports News First, the web site from the Canadian Today’s Trucking magazine
Read More →The president of the Ontario Trucking Assn. told members gathered for the recent 77th annual OTA convention that, "2004 has got to be better than 2003."
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