Saskatchewan Trucking Association

The Saskatchewan Trucking Association is the leader and voice for truck transport in the province of Saskatchewan.

As proactive trusted advisors, the STA is a knowledgeable membership association that represents the collective interests of the truck transport industry through authentic advocacy and education.

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How Safety Training Improves Operational Efficiency in the Canadian Trucking Sector

How Safety Training Improves Operational Efficiency in the Canadian Trucking Sector

Sep 27, 2024 | Drivers, Safety

In the competitive world of Canadian trucking, operational efficiency is vital for companies to stay profitable. With long distances, unpredictable...

Internal Trade Ministers to Pilot Mechanisms to Eliminate Trade Barriers in Trucking

Internal Trade Ministers to Pilot Mechanisms to Eliminate Trade Barriers in Trucking

Sep 26, 2024 | News Releases

Canada is a leading trading nation that faces many internal jurisdictional regulatory and administrative barriers that limit our nation’s opportunities...

Why DEI and How It Relates to Having a Safe Culture

Why DEI and How It Relates to Having a Safe Culture

Sep 09, 2024 | Careers, Drivers, Safety, Training

In today's workplace, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) have become more than just buzzwords—they are foundational principles that drive the...

Driver of the Month

Ryan Quick | July 2025

Congratulations to Ryan Quick with Canada Cartage who is the STA Professional Driver of the Month for July 2025!

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Membership

Get involved! Work with the STA and industry leaders to be the voice for truck transport in the province of Saskatchewan.

Training

The STA offers a variety of training courses created specifically for the commercial trucking industry.

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The trucking industry plays a very important role in our economy and the STA speaks on behalf of commercial carriers in the province and across Canada.

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