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Leader as a Coach
Submitted by Lethbridge College with files from AMTA
Lethbridge College now offers Alberta’s exclusive International Coaching Federation (ICF) certified coaching program, delivering managers and leaders highly sought-after skills that can lead to a formal qualification. This unique program, the only one of its kind in Alberta, stands out for its remarkable value, providing participants with exceptional benefits at a fraction of the cost charged by other post-secondary institutions.
Canada Introduces Mandatory Provision of Menstrual Products in the Workplace
As of December 15, 2023, employers will be obligated to make clean and hygienic tampons and menstrual pads readily available to all employees at no cost. This proactive measure recognizes menstrual products as essential as toilet paper and soap, acknowledging their importance in maintaining the health and dignity of those who menstruate.
Celebrating Alberta’s Growing Hydrogen Economy
October 2023, Edmonton, AB – last week, AMTA was thrilled to attend Edmonton Region Hydrogen HUB’s State of the Province Hydrogen Luncheon to celebrate Alberta’s hydrogen economy, and it was an incredible event!
Our very own Terri Johnson, manager of Industry Advancement, spoke on AMTA’s actions in our province’s hydrogen economy and our collaboration with our incredible partners. All our initiatives and projects could not continue to move the needle on innovation without the involvement of many organizations.
AMTA’s Women In Industry social media campaign 2023
Thank you to all of the amazing women who participated in this year’s Women In Industry social media campaign for Women’s History Month. We couldn’t have done it without you! And if you weren’t able to this year, we’ll see you next year!
What is Railway Safety week 2023?
Every year, more than 2,100 North Americans are killed or seriously injured because of unsafe behaviour around tracks and trains. Every one of these incidents and deaths are preventable. By looking out for each other and working together, we can help keep our communities safe and prevent injuries and fatalities on or near railway property.
Upcoming CCLP Program of Courses Start on September 5
The CCLP (CITT-Certified Logistics Professional) designation is Canada’s logistics credential. It develops and certifies the industry-vetted competencies required to excel in today’s Canadian transportation & logistics industry.
Diesel Tech Industries Successfully Retrofits Diversified Transportation Motorcoach with Guardian Hydrogen-Diesel Dual Fuel Technology
Diesel Tech Industries Successfully Retrofits Diversified Transportation Motorcoach with Guardian Hydrogen-Diesel Dual Fuel Technology
The Alberta Motor Transport Association’s (AMTA) Nikola Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV), in partnership with Bison Transport, Hits the Road
In April 2023, AMTA and Nikola Motor Corp. jointly announced the purchase of a Nikola Class-8 commercial vehicle, and it is now ready to hit the road in the hands of commercial carriers across the province.
DTI Hops & Hydrogen event
AMTA+ Members, Diesel Tech Industries (DTI), is co-hosting a Hops & Hydrogen Networking event on July 6th with Edmonton Region Hydrogen HUB, and you’re invited!
The event will feature an introduction to the Edmonton Region Hydrogen HUB, a moderated panel discussion on DTI’s project partnership with Diversified Transportation, and networking opportunities with professionals across the region’s hydrogen value chain.
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