Association calls for decisive enforcement against unsafe, fraudulent, and chameleon carriers, while warning that one-size-fits-all compliance burdens could harm responsible small and mid-sized businesses Mississauga, ON, July 23, 2026:- The Canada Truck Operators Association is calling for tougher, smarter, and more targeted enforcement against unsafe, fraudulent, and chameleon carriers, while urging governments to ensure that new […]

Industry Insight Series: Canada Truck Operators Association, Q3 2026 – July through September Prepared for CTOA fleet owners, owner-operators and small carriers. Covering freight markets, regulatory environment, trade policy, operating costs, cargo security and practical steps for the next quarter. Editor’s Note The Canadian trucking industry sits at an inflection point. After a long period […]

Canada’s trucking industry depends on professional drivers who spend long hours on the road, away from their families, under constant pressure to deliver safely, professionally, and on time. Too often, public discussions about trucking focus only on enforcement, compliance, or isolated incidents. Those issues matter, but they are not the whole story. If Canada wants […]