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Stay informed with the latest announcements, industry updates, and events from the Saskatchewan Trucking Association. As the voice of trucking in the province, we keep members and stakeholders up to date on the issues that matter most.
Saskatchewan’s Highway Hotline: There’s an App for That
Saskatchewan travelers will now be able to check the Highway Hotline through an app on their smartphones.
Driver Inc. employers face $250K fines, labour minister warns
Trucking companies that use the Driver Inc. business model to misclassify employed truck drivers as independent contractors will face federal fines...
STA honors top driver, dispatcher, industry service
Dale Peacock was named Driver of the Year, Murray Unger received the Dispatcher of the Year Award, and Bryan Richards was honored with the Service...
CTA: Feds Target Driver Inc. in Fall Economic Statement
Border support and access to immigration programs also addressed
CTA Recommendations on Cross-Border Supply Chain Improvements Highlighted in National Task Force Report
(TORONTO, Oct. 28, 2022) — The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is lauding the inclusion of multiple recommendations to various federal...
ELDs: All Systems Go for January 2023
The Canadian Trucking Alliance and the provincial trucking associations fully support Transport Canada’s electronic logging device (ELD) mandate....
2022 STA AGM Conference and Gala
Society in general has been held up for the last few years watching Netflix and ordering Skip the Dishes and it would seem that there is a surge to...
2022 Speech From the Throne: Growth That Works for Everyone
A new session of the Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly opened today with the Speech from the Throne, delivered by Lieutenant Governor Russ...
THRC APPEARS AS WITNESS BEFORE THE HOUSE OF COMMONS OF CANADA STANDING COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORT
On October 17th, 2022, Trucking HR Canada’s CEO, Angela Splinter, and Craig Faucette, CPO, appeared as witnesses before the Federal Standing...
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PROGRAMS & INITIATIVES
Women Shifting Gears
Launched in partnership with YWCA Saskatoon and the Ministry of Immigration and Career Training. Women Shifting Gears was created to help address the gender gap in Canada’s trucking workforce, where only 4% of transport truck drivers are women. The program supports and empowers women to enter the industry through training and career development.