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British Columbia’s Vehicle Safety & Enforcement (CVSE) is seeking input on proposed updates to Division 25 of the Motor Vehicle Act Regulations, which govern vehicle inspection and maintenance programs. The goal is to modernize the regulation while maintaining high safety standards. Four virtual consultation sessions will be held in August and September, and stakeholders can also share feedback via an online survey. To participate, email cvse.modernization@gov.bc.ca.

On World Day Against Trafficking, the Alberta government reaffirmed its commitment to fighting all forms of human trafficking, whether sexual exploitation, forced labour, or other coercive acts. With a recent $5.5 million investment into frontline supports and awareness initiatives, the province is working with organizations like the Alberta Centre to End Trafficking in Persons to prevent, identify, and respond to this horrific crime.

Through cross-sector partnerships, law enforcement, and education, Alberta is taking a survivor-centered approach to build safer, more informed communities and put an end to exploitation.

On World Day Against Trafficking, the Alberta government reaffirmed its commitment to fighting all forms of human trafficking, whether sexual exploitation, forced labour, or other coercive acts. With a recent $5.5 million investment into frontline supports and awareness initiatives, the province is working with organizations like the Alberta Centre to End Trafficking in Persons to prevent, identify, and respond to this horrific crime.

Through cross-sector partnerships, law enforcement, and education, Alberta is taking a survivor-centered approach to build safer, more informed communities and put an end to exploitation.

The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is calling on federal and provincial leaders to address the underground economy in trucking, which exploits immigration systems and endangers public safety. CTA urges immediate immigration reform and the introduction of a known employer program to protect newcomers and uphold industry standards.

The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is calling on federal and provincial leaders to address the underground economy in trucking, which exploits immigration systems and endangers public safety. CTA urges immediate immigration reform and the introduction of a known employer program to protect newcomers and uphold industry standards.

Albertans count on the motor transport industry to keep goods moving and communities connected— and WCB-Alberta is here to support you every mile along the way. Whether you’re a business owner, owner-operator, employee or subcontractor, we’re committed to ensuring...

If you've been talking to AMTA staff and at our recent events, you might be aware of the work we've been doing with safety technology for commercial vehicles. The Association is happy to announce a major result of this work: "Pro-Tech & Pro-Active: Understanding...

Doug Walton Sr. Advisor, Member Solutions Josh Hannaberry Sr. Advisor, Strategic Partnerships Alberta Motor Transport Association (AMTA) At the Alberta Motor Transport Association (AMTA), we understand that there are several factors that ultimately impact the success...

Trucking HR Canada’s most recent labour market information shows truck driver vacancies are flattening and returning to normal levels after the post-COVID surge. The data for the first quarter of 2025 show that the average number of vacant truck driver positions was...