“It’s spectacular – it looks like the inside of a piano” The two sides of the Gordie Howe International Bridge were connected on June 11, 2024. “It’s spectacular to look at,” says Michigan resident Pete Hedemark. “You can see it
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Friday strike date may be off The Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) and the Customs and Immigration Union (CIU) have reached a tentative agreement for more than 9,000 workers at CBSA, avoiding potential job action at Canada’s borders. “Our
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Industry pleased Minister is returning after Cabinet shuffle Ontario Transportation Minister Prabmeet Sarkaria retained his portfolio in the Cabinet shuffle announced by Premier Doug Ford on June 6th. However, Associate Minister Vijay Thanigasalam was moved to become Associate Minister of
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The Public Service Alliance of Canada has posted the following information to its website along with a letter to “industry stakeholders:” “As a strike by over 9,000 CBSA personnel looms across the country, PSAC has written to transportation industry stakeholders
Read MoreThis week’s very sad Guest Contribution is from a Trucking professional who does not wish to be identified. “The Humbolt driver did not fail alone. Someone granted him a commercial Truck driver’s license – he passed the test. “And someone
Read More “Comprehensive review of commercial driver training” announced with Bill 197 Ontario “plans to lead a comprehensive review of commercial driver training,” it announced on May 16th as part of the The Safer Roads and Communities Act, Bill 197. If passed,
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Toronto Council’s debate on the issue of “Micromobility” vehicles is generating a ferocious debate. Above, Stephen Holyday used a Transport Canada video as part of his presentation.
Read More “A rushed system deployed to solve a non-existent problem“ In a May 22 news release, the Government of Canada announced that it has amended the Order that brings into force the final legislative changes for the Canada Border Services Agency
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“Best case scenario” will be routine tests, more enforcement TTSAO says The Ontario government plans to introduce legislation that, if passed, would impose stiffer penalties for those who drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs – including a lifetime
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