Lawyers for Celadon and former Hyndman Transport employees argue over whether the U.S. company behaved badly in Canada.
Atlantic Canada trucking industry braces for the fallout as Nova Scotia pulp mill owner recasts closure as a deep sleep while company scrambles to find a solution for its waste product.
Federal investigation into dismissals at Celadon Canadian subsidiary Hyndman Transport might give Ontario court pause before embracing Chapter 11 proceedings in the United States.
New campaign pushes Ottawa to crack down on Canadian carriers engaging in driver misclassification scheme.
Canadian SONAR data show that trucks helped fill the void as rail capacity left the market – and then got a nice bump as it returned.
Bison Transport CFO addresses challenges in contracted freight but points to an encouraging uptick in Christmas business during Truckload Carriers Association event near Toronto.
Ontario Trucking Association lauds crackdown by province’s workers’ compensation agency on companies that skirt payroll deductions by misclassifying drivers. But the OTA calls on Canada’s federal government to do more.
CEO Alain Bedard says company may buy more firms in the United States as it looks to bolster underperforming logistics and final mile units and clean up market.
Conservative leader Andrew Scheer has vowed to kill carbon pricing, but polling points to likelier path to power for Justin Trudeau’s weakened Liberals – given support from third-parties with compatible environmental policies.
Group accused of hijacking of truck with 8,500 mobile devices, stealing three commercial vehicles and attempting warehouse robberies in an unusually well-planned and brutal case of cargo theft in Canada.
Founder’s frustrations with building material deliveries helped inspire Canadian final mile startup, which recently expanded into the United States.
Quebec startup prepares to enter U.S. market with digital platform offering smaller carriers easy accesses to trailers, and large fleets to minimize unused assets.
Challenger Motor Freight hopes the tech-centric approach will help attract millennial truckers to Ontario-based carrier
Purolator among partners in a one-year test run intended to reduce commercial vehicle traffic in Montreal’s city center.
Company says it plans to charge about C$10,000 for each aircraft and route as it prepares to scale up to commercial operations.
Star Van Systems, with 55 dedicated Canada-Florida runs per week, had prepared for the worst, but now may get an uptick on southbound freight as the hurricane appears headed for Georgia.
CEO of Ovation Logistics hopes to have 70 to 80 percent of its fleet using zero-emissions vehicles by 2025.
Shuttering of Northern Pulp in Nova Scotia would remove millions of dollars of freight spent – and potentially put some trucking companies out of business.
Pullback in Ontario, British Columbia and Manitoba appears to normal correction following hiring uptick, economist says.
Transplace finds a disparity in consumer goods trade leads to large spread between north and southbound traffic – and a Canada backhaul “tax.”
Officials weigh transportation options for migrating fish blocked by landslide in British Columbia.
Analyst says 1.2 percent increase in June, largely in Ontario, represents a recovery from weak February and reflects the overall health of the economy.
Caroline Mulroney will be the ministry’s third leader in less than a year as province’s government contends with widespread public dissatisfaction.
While Ottawa’s rules are designed to conform with American devices, they will need to undergo a rigorous certification process.
Looking at how Canada’s forthcoming mandate might affect the 62,000 trucks that don’t cross the border.
Slower clearance times feared for trucks entering the U.S. after 731 officers reassigned because of migrant crisis.
