Some Manitoba truckers say they're being turned away when it comes to getting medical service because of COVID-19 fears.

Three of the six positive cases of COVID-19 in Manitoba since Friday have come from the trucking industry, raising concerns about that sector's ability to stay safe from the novel coronavirus.

It's been a bumpy road for truckers since the COVID-19 pandemic began.

Despite increased health and security concerns connected to the coronavirus pandemic, trucks from Manitoba are continuing to travel back and forth across the Canada/U.S. border, carrying essential goods.

The Manitoba Trucking Association (MTA) says it’s not thrilled with the province's announcement of new gasoline regulations.

Criticism of government oversight in the trucking industry doesn't come as a surprise to Manitoba truckers..

We may be facing a serious shortage of truck drivers in the next decade. Thousands of truckers are creeping up to retirement age and there are not nearly as many young drivers coming up to fill the gap.