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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Category: Politics
Town raises concerns over rest area improvements
Alberta Transportation has identified four existing rest areas, two of which are located 27 kilometres north of Fox Creek along both sides of Highway 43
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Canadian ELD mandate enforcement coming on June 12 — What to know if you cross the border
The Canadian electronic logging device mandate’s similarities the U.S. ELD rule are on the order of about 75%-80%, said Scott Stofer, director of product development
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‘The governor has fixed the problem.’ Hazmat ban on bridge retained
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has crossed out a provision, tucked into a COVID relief bill, that would have allowed hazmat trucks on the Ambassador Bridge
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Michigan COVID-relief bill seeks to permit hazmat trucks on Ambassador Bridge
Officials on both sides of the border are expressing alarm and shock that a provision allowing certain hazardous materials on the Ambassador Bridge has been
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US-Canada-Mexico border closures extend to Jan. 21
Freight continues to move freely under existing exemptions The U.S. land borders with Canada and Mexico will remain closed for nonessential travel until at least
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Why millions of dollars in pandemic aid are going to corporations making healthy profits
Dozens of corporations are paying out dividends while receiving federal wage subsidies This story is part of The Big Spend, a CBC News investigation examining the unprecedented
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Manitoba has spent less than 9% of federal cash to cut greenhouse gas emissions
Ottawa has ‘strict criteria’ for projects, Manitoba says, after documents confirm $5.9M of $67M spent The Manitoba government has spent less than nine per cent of the
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New HoS Rules: No Big Impact on Fleets
An analysis of electronic logging device (ELD) data by eRoad has shown recently implemented changes to the hours-of-service regulations have not had a big impact
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Feds remain committed to June 2021 ELD rollout
TORONTO, Ont. – Transport Canada remains committed to the June 2021 rollout of electronic logging devices (ELDs) for federally regulated operations, even though a related
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