The Ontario government made a series of announcements in its 2024 Budget to strengthen the economy and reinforce the supply chain by investing in trucking labour and highway infrastructure programs.
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CTA Pre-Budget Spotlight – Border Investments Critical to Supply Chain Fluidity
Posted Monday February 26, 2024 in Border & Customs, Infrastructure, News Releases, Security
As part of its extensive pre-budget submission to the Government of Canada earlier this month, the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) highlighted the need to invest in border infrastructure, technology and staffing, which are needed to meet the needs of the rapidly evolving, 24/7 supply chain.
Ministers Address Key Issues for the Trucking Industry
Posted Monday February 26, 2024 in Infrastructure, Labour/HR/driver shortage, News Releases, Operations/safety
CTA received a news release from the federal transport minister, minister of infrastructure for the northwest territories and the Council of Ministers Responsible for Transportation and Highway Safety stating that supply chain investments are a top priority and that the overall safety and environmental fitness of the sector needs continued improvement.
EDITORIAL: CUSMA Review Must Consider Trucking Input
Posted Friday January 19, 2024 in Border & Customs, Editorials
Simply put, the trucking industry is a demand-derived service sector. The members of all three national North American trucking associations – CTA, ATA and CANACAR in Mexico – are in business to service our domestic and international supply chains and customers while satisfying the growing expectations and demands of consumers
Gordie Howe Bridge Opening to be Delayed Until 2025
Posted Friday January 05, 2024 in Border & Customs, Infrastructure, News Releases, Operations/safety, Security
Today the Windsor Detroit Bridge Authority (WDBA) and Bridge North America (BNA) announced that the completion of the Gordie Howe International Bridge would be delayed until September 2025.
