VICTORIA, B.C. – British Columbia is allowing food trucks to set up at provincially-owned locations throughout the province, to help feed truckers. It is foregoing
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People entering Canada could face a $750,000 fine if they don’t quarantine for 14 days — even if they don’t show coronavirus symptoms
Canada has imposed strict punishments for those who break its coronavirus rules. Everyone entering the country will be required to quarantine except essential workers, like
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Transport Canada releases more details about driver masks
OTTAWA, Ont. – Transport Canada is offering additional guidance for vehicle operators who wear face coverings to help minimize the spread of Covid-19. The Public
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Charger Logistics taps Istobal for truck washing solutions
Istobal’s HW’Intrawash autonomous cleaning system for refrigerated and dry van trailers is engineered to clean a 53-foot trailer in about 13 minutes. With the coronavirus
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Air Canada Suspends Flights To U.S.
Air Canada has temporarily suspended flights to the United States after the announcement was made to extend restrictions on the border between Canada and the
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Border Restrictions Extended; Trucking Remains Exempt
The Department of Homeland Security recently extended travel restrictions that apply to the Canadian and Mexican borders to prevent the further spread of COVID-19. DHS
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Truck Drivers Crossing Canadian Border Must Wear Masks
The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) has advised, effective immediately, that all essential workers crossing the Canada-U.S. border must wear a non-medical mask or
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Rodeo du Camion postponed
NOTRE-DAME-DU-NORD, Que. – One of the biggest truck rodeos in the country has been postponed until next year because of the Covid-19 pandemic, its organizers
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All eyes on diesel as U.S. crude price turns negative
TORONTO, Ont. – It was the U.S. oil industry’s Black Monday, when the price of crude turned negative for the first time in history. On
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B.C. wants feedback on ELDs, speed limiters, trip inspections
VICTORIA, B.C. – British Columbia wants commercial vehicle drivers, owners and owner-operators to weigh in on electronic logging devices (ELDs), trip inspections, and speed limiters
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