Fifty ways to leave your lover – or NAFTA

Fifty Ways to Leave Your Lover is the title of a song that I found tedious, so I gave up at number seven. If there were another 43 options, then the relationship was never fully related. But with Canada Day on

Getting ahead by giving back

BELLEVILLE, Ont. — Even though it’s red, white and blue, the Canadian-born International Truckload Services’ (ITS) logo is one of the province’s most recognizable on the highway. But, if you take a closer look, ITS is not only visible as it’s

Feds reveal $2.1B in transportation spending

OTTAWA, Ont.  — Canada’s Minister of Transport announced $2.1 billion for the Trade and Transportation Corridors Initiative (TTCI) to build stronger, more efficient transportation corridors to international markets today. Th news comes shortly after Canada’s 150th anniversary. The TTCI investments will

FMCSA boosts education efforts to reduce highway fatalities

FMCSA is urging car drivers to stay out of trucks’ blind spots, make sure they can see truckers in the mirror before passing, not to cut in close in front of trucks, anticipate wide turns, avoid distractions and be patient when driving around trucks.

Crevier Group buys Trademark Oil

MONTREAL, Que.  — Crevier Group announced today that it has acquired Trademark Oil by one of its Ontario subsidiaries, Case ‘N Drum Oil. Trademark Oil, a distributor of lubricants and lubrication equipment, is headquartered in Windsor, Ontario, and serves Southwestern

CTA outlines challenges with federal carbon pricing approach

TORONTO, Ont.  — The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) has made a submission highlighting the administrative and competitive challenges created by the proposed federal pricing system contained in the federal government’s technical paper released last month. While CTA is not conceptually

Michelin Canada applauds Saskatchewan law allowing wide-base single tires

LAVAL, Que. –– Michelin Canada welcomed the news of Saskatchewan now allowing wide-base single tires on its roads. The Government of Saskatchewan, Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure, and the Saskatchewan Trucking Association, who worked collaboratively for the province to become Canada’s