Truck drivers going between P.E.I. and New Brunswick not required to isolate Prince Edward Island is easing up on some self-isolation requirements for truckers during
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Cornwall Truck hands out ‘care packages’
CORNWALL, Ont. — Cornwall Truck Maintenance is doing its bit to ensure truck drivers have access to essential supplies as they keep the economy running
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Opening of Chief Mountain border crossing delayed
CALGARY, Alta. — The seasonal opening of the Chief Mountain, Alta., border crossing will be delayed until further notice due to Covid-19, the Canada Border
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Government of Canada Releases Safety Guidance for Commercial Vehicle Operators in Light of COVID-19
Transport Canada has collaborated with the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) and Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) to develop a list of recommendations
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Port of Vancouver handles exceptional wind blades bound for Canada
27 giant parts from China to be transported to wind farm in Saskatchewan A set of 220-foot-long wind turbine blades arrived at the Port of
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Food trucks keep truckers fed amid COVID-19 shutdowns
Province has identified rest stop locations where food trucks can set up shop to sell meals With many restaurants and coffee shops closed due to COVID-19,
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Trucking community salutes Vernon Erb
WILMOT TOWNSHIP, Ont. – Hundreds of vehicles descended on Wilmot, Ont., on Friday to honor its most famous resident, Vernon Erb. Erb, 84, founder of
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B.C.’s road to recovery: No easy road back for Canadian exporters
Health checkpoints could prevent quick windfall after U.S. economy reopens Many Canadian businesses waiting for a reopening of the domestic economy may be anticipating the
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CTA Addresses Health Standing Committee on COVID-19 and Trucking
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) today appeared before the House of CommonsStanding Committee on Health and provided on overview of the trucking industry’s response to the COVID-19
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Truck crossings continue to fall
OTTAWA, Ont. – The number of truck drivers entering Canada dropped almost 36% during the week of April 27 to May 3, compared to the
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