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Media Reports US Deadline to Impose Vaccine Mandate on Canadian Truck Drivers is January 22
| Business Operations, CBSA, Cross Border, CTA, Driver Shortage, Driving the Economy
Major media outlets in the United States are reporting that Canadian truck drivers crossing into the US will have to...
Canada to require vaccines for cross-border truck drivers, CTA warns of ‘perfect storm’
Nov 22, 2021 | Business Operations, CBSA, Cross Border, Driver Shortage, Driving the Economy
Canada will require truck drivers to be vaccinated against Covid-19 before crossing the border as of Jan. 15, building on...
Border-crossing Vaccine Mandate Needs to Consider Timing to Avoid Supply Chain Disruptions: CTA
Oct 21, 2021 | Business Operations, Cross Border, CTA, Driving the Economy
As the Biden Administration prepares to open land border points of entry to vaccinated travelers, the Canadian Trucking Alliance is...
Trucking is as Vital to Saskatchewan as it's Ever Been
Sep 13, 2021 | COVID-19, Driving the Economy
Saskatchewan residents have long known about the value of the trucking industry to the province and the country, but it...
STA Supports Voluntary Testing Away from Borders
Feb 26, 2021 | Advocacy, Driving the Economy
The Saskatchewan Trucking Association (STA) is standing with the Canadian Trucking Alliance in support of voluntary COVID-19 testing, but in...
STA Industry Awards
Nov 12, 2020 | Driving the Economy, We Are Trucking
Every year, the Saskatchewan Trucking Association (STA) recognizes the people and companies that make our industry great.
STA Opposes Regina City Council Proposal to Remove 9th Avenue North as Truck Route
Oct 08, 2020 | Advocacy, Driving the Economy
The Saskatchewan Trucking Association is aware of, and has been in close contact with important stakeholders regarding a proposal the...
Workplace Harassment and Violence Training Available
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Training for federally regulated workplaces delivered by STA in partnership with Trucking HR Canada.
