The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that Canada’s national carbon pricing is constitutional, dealing a blow to several provinces that had mounted a challenge
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Toronto’s Almon completes AVIN-funded development of autonomous vehicle technology
Almon, a Toronto-based company that provides infrastructure maintenance services and products, has recently completed an autonomous vehicle technology project with the Autonomous Vehicle Innovation Network
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Canada announces ELD enforcement policy ahead of June 12 deadline
Canada’s Transportation Minister, Omar Alghabra, announced that early enforcement measures of the electronic logging device (ELD) mandate would include “education and awareness.” The ELD mandate
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Submit ArriveCAN data electronically and avoid penalties, CTA tells truckers
Truck drivers who do not submit mandatory ArriveCAN data electronically while entering Canada, could soon be facing significant fines or penalties, the border services agency
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Grateful senior hands out thank you cards to truckers
“God gave us the gift of service, that’s what we do best,” says Beverley Perrin, the Chatham, Ont., senior who has been writing and handing
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Hands off: Automated unloads, storage coming to Canadian distribution center
‘Pallets won’t be touched by a human before going into the tower,’ Groupe Robert CEO says of CA$150 million facility Imagine a distribution center that
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Make-A-Wish Mother’s Day Convoy will look drastically different this year
The annual Make-A-Wish Mother’s Day Truck Convoy in Pennsylvania is set to return on May 9, 2021, after being delayed due to COVID in 2020,
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Wondering what’s going on with those new weigh-in-motion sensors in Indiana?
The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) released a statement to explain the purpose of several new “poles and cameras” installed on U.S. 30 in Porter
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Edmonton hopes to draw back transit riders during pandemic
Public transit not a COVID-19 super-spreader environment, transit advisory board says The City of Edmonton will try to woo riders back to public transit as buses
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British Columbia awards Quartz Bridge deal
The British Columbia government has awarded Pennecon Heavy Civil a contract to replace the aging two-lane bridge at Quartz Creek with a new four-lane bridge.
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