Manitoba Trucking Association

• Shorter winter road seasons leave remote communities concerned

  Little Grand Rapids First Nation, Man. said the shorter season is giving community members a run for their money with the window for winter road travel gradually shrinking.

  Canada

  Jan 12
  
• Twinning of final stretch of Highway 1 to Manitoba/Ontario border one step closer

  Manitoba premier Heather Stefanson announced the next steps toward that goal at a news conference Friday morning from Whiteshell Provincial Park. 

  Canada

  May 19, 2023
  
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• Manitoba to upgrade stretch of Highway 75 with $61 million price tag

  The province said Wednesday it will spend $61 million dollars to rebuild the southbound lanes of Highway 75 from Ste. Agathe to Morris.

  Traffic

  Aug 24, 2022
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• Trucking association calls for completion of Manitoba highway twinning

  The only stretch that remains undivided in the province runs for 17 kilometres between Falcon Lake and the Manitoba/Ontario boundary.

  Traffic

  Aug 9, 2022
• High gas prices in Manitoba will have ripple effect on other consumer purchases

  Filling up your tank in Manitoba is still cheaper than a fill-up in most other provinces, but the cost of fuel will hurt consumers in other ways.

  Economy

  Mar 6, 2022
• ‘Higher costs and delays’: Supply chain disruptions from B.C. storm expected to hit Manitoba

  'Manitoba consumers will see very likely higher costs and delays in goods.'

  Economy

  Nov 18, 2021
• Winnipeg police investigating possible new entry point for guns and drugs into Canada

  "There might be a new passage into Canada," said Insp. Elton Hall, the new head of the Winnipeg Police Service's Guns and Gangs unit.

  Crime

  Oct 26, 2021
• Labour shortages, supply chain issues could disrupt holiday shopping in Manitoba

  The province's need for truck drivers is not new, but it's getting worse.

  Canada

  Oct 17, 2021
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• First heavy-duty electric truck rolls into Manitoba

  A Winnipeg-based trucking company is making history with the province's first heavy-duty electric truck.

  News

  Oct 15, 2021
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• Global supply chain delays, shortages could hike prices, limit options on shelves

  Michael LeBlanc with the Retail Council of Canada says the pandemic is clogging supply chains much like a car accident jams up a highway.

  Canada

  Sep 28, 2021