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CBSA ending commercial driver registration program Sept. 1
7+ hour, 10+ min ago (227+ words) The Canada Border Services Agency says it will end its Commercial Driver Registration Program on Sept. 1 because of low participation and overlap with another trusted-traveller program. The agency says the program duplicates benefits already offered through the Free and Secure…...
Saskatchewan Trucking Association, Crime Stoppers launch campaign targeting trafficking and fraud
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (265+ words) The initiative was announced Thursday and features a series of “See Something, Say Something” decals that will be displayed on the backs of commercial trailers operating throughout Saskatchewan. Organizers say the campaign is intended to encourage both truck drivers and…...
Alberta sheriffs flag safety concerns after 92% failure rate in truck inspections near Hanna
4+ mon, 17+ hour ago (139+ words) A recent commercial vehicle inspection blitz in east-central Alberta found the majority of vehicles failed to meet safety standards, according to Alberta Sheriffs. Officers with the Sheriff Highway Patrol inspected 37 commercial vehicles near Hanna, during enforcement activities conducted March 19 and…...
Weight limit violations at centre of Kindersley trucking company trial
4+ mon, 2+ day ago (728+ words) A trial involving Uncle Dick’s Trucking Company began March 24 in Kindersley provincial court after the company pleaded not guilty to multiple charges under Saskatchewan’s Highway and Transportation Act. The charges stem from allegations that several company trucks exceeded legal weight…...
Saskatchewan Trucking Association warns industry of new CRA T4A reporting requirements
6+ mon, 1+ week ago (268+ words) The Saskatchewan Trucking Association is urging carriers to review their reporting practices after the Canada Revenue Agency reinstated penalties tied to certain T4A information slip requirements in the trucking sector. In a statement, the association said the CRA has lifted a…...
Lloydminster RCMP bust $7.65M illegal tobacco shipment
8+ mon, 1+ week ago (419+ words) Police stopped a semi-truck on 44 Street in Lloydminster in the early hours of Nov. 18 after the driver, 33-year-old Gurjant Singh of Surrey, B.C., could not provide proper documentation for the load. A subsequent inspection and a court-approved search of the truck…...
Saskatchewan hires six new weigh scale officers to boost highway safety
10+ mon, 1+ week ago (171+ words) The Saskatchewan government is hiring six new weigh scale officers as part of an effort to strengthen highway safety and enforcement across the province. The province is investing $666,000 to bring the new officers into the Saskatchewan Highway Patrol, where they…...
Ottawa invests $500,000 to boost equity in Canada’s trucking industry
10+ mon, 2+ week ago (281+ words) The federal government is investing $500,000 to help make Canada’s trucking industry more diverse and inclusive, officials announced during National Trucking Week. The funding, provided through the Workplace Opportunities: Removing Barriers to Equity (WORBE) program, will support a project led by…...