Premier Doug Ford Government’s first budget announced the trucking industry will now have access to the Ontario Immigration Nominee Program
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Carbon Tax Resources For Carriers
Posted Thursday April 11, 2019 in Admin & Tax, Environment/fuel
As most members are aware the federal government has imposed a carbon tax on inter-provincial carriers operating into, out of, and through – Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, and New Brunswick (and in the Yukon and Nunavut as of July 1, 2019). Below and attached are resources to help carriers.
CRA Carbon Tax Webinar Deck
Posted Thursday April 04, 2019 in Admin & Tax, Environment/fuel
CTA members that participated in the webinars hosted by the CRA can download a copy of the CRA presentation
OTA Chair Calls for Supply Chain Discussion on Impact of Carbon Tax
Posted Tuesday March 26, 2019 in Business, Environment/fuel, News Releases
OTA chairman David Carruth is calling on all members of the supply chain to sit down and have individual discussions on the rising costs associated with the carbon tax
OTA Members Invited to Participate in CRA Webinar on Federal Carbon Tax Registration System
Posted Tuesday March 19, 2019 in Admin & Tax, Environment/fuel
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will be hosting a national webinar on March 25, 2019 for the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) on the federal carbon tax registration system
OTA – Hydro One Looking For Partners
Posted Monday March 18, 2019 in Announcements, Environment/fuel
Hydro One is currently looking for trucking companies that are investigating or looking to invest in electric trucks (of any class)
CTA Carriers Involved in Hydrogen Fuel Freight Project
Posted Friday March 15, 2019 in Environment/fuel
An industry-led, $15-million project will test the ability of hydrogen to fuel the province’s heavy-duty freight transportation sector, a first step in exploring a potential made-in-Alberta hydrogen economy.
Premier Ford Goes to Bat for Trucking Industry Over Carbon Tax
Posted Wednesday March 13, 2019 in Business, Environment/fuel, News Releases
Premier Doug Ford, along with Minister of Environment, Rod Phillips, sent a strong message of support to the Ontario trucking industry today regarding rising fuel prices as a result of the carbon tax set to come into effect April 1.
