News
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.
The issues behind electronic compliance
Due to a variety of factors, including strict regulations, strong growth, and a frantic rush to operational optimization, the trucking industry is...
Nanos: Increased Supply Chain Anxiety Among Women and Those Over 55
Canadians are increasingly concerned about getting goods due to supply chain disruptions, especially women and those over 55 years old, according to...
YWCA Women of Distinction Awards
Regina, SK: Saskatchewan Trucking Association (STA) Executive Director, Susan Ewart was named a 2022 YWCA Regina Nutrien Women of Distinction Award...
Employment, Residency and Jobs for Ukrainians in Canada
As the Russian invasion of Ukraine is close to entering its fourth month, more and more Ukrainians are looking to flee the conflict and resettle in...
ATRI Names 2022 Trucking Research Priorities
The American Transportation Research Institute’s board approved its top research priorities for the year, which include topics focused on impacts on...
New ATRI Research Quantifies the Environmental Impacts of Zero-Emission Trucks
The American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) today released a new report that analyzes the environmental impacts of zero-emission trucks...
Latest ELD enforcement delay brings frustration, relief
It’s just weeks to June 2022, the month the Canadian trucking industry was told to expect full enforcement of a long-awaited electronic logging...
Potential Hydrogen Hub in Saskatchewan
The Government of Saskatchewan is ramping up development work on a potential hydrogen hub in the Regina-Moose Jaw region.
Advocacy-Safety-Economy
As our provinces come out from under the veil of COVID, things have picked up in Saskatchewan and we are back at it in full force here at the...
Advertisement | Advertise Here
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.