The Saskatchewan Trucking Association (STA) today issued a statement regarding the Humboldt Broncos bus crash.
April 10, 2018 – Regina, SK. The Saskatchewan Trucking Association (STA) today issued a statement regarding the Humboldt Broncos bus crash. The STA is the voice for truck transport in Saskatchewan. “Our board, members and staff send our sincerest condolences to the...Executive Director’s Report April 2018
This was an excellent opportunity and format for discussion on how we, as a collective, can shape the policy that regulates the trucking industry
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With the U.S. already having applied its own ELD mandate and well over 50% of trucks in Canada now ELD compliant and ready to go, Canada should do everything possible not to delay implementation and enforcement of the rule across all provinces, says the Canadian...STA now offering Online Training
STA, in partnership with CarriersEdge, is pleased to offer online training. An investment in training is an investment in your fleet. When we engage our employees and invest in them, this can have lasting benefits for retention and profitability. Whether you are a...The Saskatchewan Trucking Association looks forward to working with Premier Elect Scott Moe.
Regina, SK –The Saskatchewan Trucking Association (STA) congratulates Scott Moe on his recent election as the leader of the Saskatchewan Party.
“The STA has always had a productive working relationship with the Saskatchewan Party. The pro-economic approach of the party and its willingness to work with industries to meet economic goals is very important to us as an advocacy organization. The STA looks forward to continuing that relationship with Moe as the party leader,” said STA Executive Director, Susan Ewart.
