Quebec’s Électrocamion has unveiled its first on-road hybrid truck, with testing planned to assess performance and fuel consumption once approvals are completed

Ontario truck training schools are urging the province to restore funding, warning that the pause could affect students, instructors and access to quality training

The Ontario Trucking Association is calling for stronger rules on intentional road blockages. Here’s what the proposal could mean for drivers, dispatchers and carriers.

Some Canadian carriers warn they could park trucks this winter as experienced long-haul drivers become harder to recruit, particularly for refrigerated, flatbed and cross-border operations.

A House committee is reviewing Bill C-39, which proposes changes to transportation project approvals and federal labour rules. Small carriers want a direct role in shaping policies that affect their operations.

Ontario Provincial Police and their partners inspected 325 commercial vehicles during Project Safe Haul, placing 119 out of service and laying 266 charges.

LCV access along Autoroute 85 is expected in mid-November, completing a key freight connection between Ontario, Québec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia

Kee West Auto Carriers has acquired Wilride Transport’s auto hauling division, expanding its vehicle transportation capacity and strengthening its reach in Eastern Canada.

Cargo crime incidents fell 33% across Canada and the U.S., but quarterly losses rose to US$230.1 million as high-value thefts continued.

Swift Transportation has named longtime executive Jim Fitzsimmons President and COO after more than 33 years with the company. His career began unloading trailers before rising through the ranks of one of North America's largest trucking operations.