The Alberta Motor Transport Association (AMTA) is welcoming the 2025 federal budget as a major step toward ending the Driver Inc. misclassification scheme. For years, some trucking companies have avoided taxes, workers’ compensation, and labour standards by forcing...
OTTAWA, ON (November 17, 2025) — Trucking HR Canada’s most recent labour market information shows employment among Canadian truck drivers is outperforming the Canadian labour market in general. According to Statistics Canada’s labour force survey data, employment...
Bison Driver commended for heroic actions at tragic collision TORONTO, (Nov. 13, 2025) – It was a sunny day in May, close to Sintaluta, Sask. Bison veteran driver Darrin Gillmore was taking a young trainee on his first western trip into the Mountains. Suddenly, the...
Accessed from Financial Times FortisBC Energy Inc. and various contributors advance lower-carbon solutions for heavy trucking SURREY, BC , Nov. 6, 2025 /CNW/ – Loblaw Companies Ltd., FortisBC Energy Inc. and partners have launched the first sustained commercial...
AMTA’s Education and Quality Assurance (COR) departments are thankful for the thoughtful feedback we receive from members, students, instructors, and auditors. In 2026, AMTA is pleased to introduce changes that better support our existing, valued, internal COR...
November 05, 2025 Media inquiries A new interchange on the QEII highway and 65 Avenue in Leduc is now complete, improving a vital trade corridor and fuelling continued investment in the region. With construction now complete, the interchange connects one of Alberta’s...
