Trucking Industry

• Ban on trucks more than 12 years old to proceed at Vancouver port in September

  A revised Rolling Age Truck Program, banning diesel-powered vehicles more than 12 years old, will take effect at the Port of Vancouver in September.

  Environment

  Jun 15, 2022
  
• South Asian Canadian truckers turned off by ‘freedom convoy’ mull other career paths

  Frustration at the recent blockades and encampment in Ottawa may be the final straw atop concerns ranging from wages to road safety and exhausting working conditions.

  Canada

  Feb 21, 2022
  
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• COVID-19: Saskatchewan trucking industry confused after feds reverse course on vaccine mandate

  Canada Border Services Agency said a statement appearing to reverse course on required COVID-19 vaccination for truckers at Canada-U.S. borders was sent 'in error' on Wednesday. 

  Canada

  Jan 14, 2022
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• Port of Vancouver to ‘slightly’ delay ban on trucks more than 10 years old

  The Rolling Truck Age Program, intended to help the port meet its climate targets, was set to take effect on Feb. 1, but drew a furious backlash from the trucking industry.

  Economy

  Jan 14, 2022
• COVID-19 vaccines still mandatory for Canadian cross-border truckers, feds say

  The federal government said Thursday a vaccine mandate for cross-border truckers is going forward, clearing up an incorrect statement from the Canada Border Services Agency.

  Economy

  Jan 13, 2022
• Lack of clarity on vaccine rules at U.S. border leaves trucking industry idling

  Canada's truckers are waiting for more clarity Thursday from Ottawa after a late announcement appeared to show the government reversing course on a vaccine mandate at the border.

  Economy

  Jan 13, 2022
• COVID-19: Saskatchewan trucking industry reacts to upcoming border vaccine mandate

  The federal government's upcoming COVID-19 vaccine mandate for truck drivers coming into Canada from the U.S. has created mixed reactions within the trucking industry.

  Canada

  Jan 12, 2022
• Canadian trucking industry grapples with driver shortages: ‘This is a national issue’

  About 18,000 truck drivers' jobs will need to be filled in Canada by March of 2022, according to the latest report and statistics gathered by Trucking HR Canada.

  Canada

  Nov 19, 2021
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• Trucking industry, Regina residents at odds as route removal council debate looms

  In their last meeting before the election, Regina city councillors will decide whether or not to ban trucking traffic from a stretch 9 Ave North.

  Oct 24, 2020
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• Truck drivers in Manitoba share experiences from the first 6 months of the pandemic

  "If truckers sit at home, how people can eat? So we have to have our wheels moving."

  Canada

  Sep 11, 2020