CTOA Launches National Trucking Industry Pulse Survey – October 2026
Canadian carriers, owner-operators, independent contractors and company drivers are invited to share their experiences in CTOA’s anonymous 4–5 minute survey.
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CTOA Welcomes Productivity Mega Deduction, Calls for Practical Access for Small Carriers
The Canada Truck Operators Association welcomes the federal government’s new Productivity Mega Deduction and the decision to make immediate expensing permanent for a much […]
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CTOA Welcomes Northern Ontario Highway Safety Investments and Calls for Continued Focus on Infrastructure and Fair Enforcement
The Canada Truck Operators Association (CTOA) welcomes Ontario’s investment in a new truck inspection station in Hearst and additional passing lanes along Highway 11. […]
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Rising Diesel Prices Put New Pressure on Small and Mid-Sized Trucking Businesses, CTOA Warns
Association urges governments to monitor transportation impacts and consider targeted temporary relief if elevated fuel costs persist Mississauga, ON, September 10, 2026:- The Canada […]
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CTOA: With No Canada–U.S. Deal, Small Carriers and Owner-Operators Must Not Be Left Absorbing the Fallout
CTOA calls for immediate customs clarity, targeted relief and protection from unrecoverable freight costs OTTAWA, August 22, 2026: The Canada Truck Operators Association (CTOA) […]
Read More →CTOA Calls for Advance Certainty and a Responsible Transition on Federal Diesel-Tax Relief
National trucking association asks Ottawa to provide advance certainty before the September 7 expiry and consider a temporary extension or phased return of the […]
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CTOA: Tariff Relief Must Include Trucking if Ottawa Wants Stronger Domestic Supply Chains
National association says freight-cost relief must reflect the sector that moves most of Canada’s domestic freight and is overwhelmingly made up of small businesses […]
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CTOA: Target Unsafe Operators, Build a Compliance System Responsible Small Carriers Can Survive
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 […]
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Legitimate Owner-Operators Must Not Become Collateral Damage in CRA’s Trucking PSB Crackdown, CTOA Warns
CTOA calls for an immediate review, trucking-specific guidance, and fair treatment of genuine small businesses facing tax bills of up to $100,000 Mississauga, ON, […]
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CTOA Q3 2026 Industry Report: Freight Market Outlook for Small and Mid-Sized Carriers
Industry Insight Series: Canada Truck Operators Association, Q3 2026 – July through September Prepared for CTOA fleet owners, owner-operators and small carriers. Covering freight […]
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Driver Wellbeing Is a Road Safety Issue
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, […]
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Canada’s Trucking Policy Debate Is Stuck in the Past
The future of trucking will not be strengthened by reducing it to a single narrative. It will be strengthened by understanding the full picture. […]
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