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Ottawa to clamp down on labour violations in trucking sector (opens the original)
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The federal government says it will crack down on labour violations in the trucking industry and devote additional resources to address wage theft and employee misclassification. The measures, introduced as part of sweeping legislative changes aimed at economic reform, will strengthen compliance and enforcement in the trucking sector, as well as introduce digital tools to tackle misclassification, Ottawa said. If passed, the measures announced in Bill C-39 will commit more resources to labour in
Ontario to standardize trucker training after audit flagged widespread issues (opens the original)
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The Ontario government says it will standardize commercial truck driver training in the wake of a scathing Auditor-General report that identified widespread issues with instruction and licensing in the province. Ontario will work with industry stakeholders to develop a new curriculum aimed at strengthening road safety, Minister of Transportation Prabmeet Sarkaria said on Monday. But some representatives of the trucking industry say additional measures are required to address their concerns with
Alberta mulls restrictions on new truck drivers but industry groups urge caution (opens the original)
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Alberta is considering new measures that would require aspiring truck drivers to have two years of general road experience before obtaining their commercial licence. In an interview with The Globe and Mail, Alberta Transport Minister Devin Dreeshen said the move is part of a suite of efforts to improve road safety and “clean up” the trucking industry. “When you have two years of experience of driving a regular vehicle, you can at least experience the four seasons of weather that we have here in
Trucking association calls for overhaul of commercial truck driving school inspections in Ontario (opens the original)
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Trucking industry experts are calling for a significant overhaul of Ontario’s oversight of commercial truck driver training in the wake of a scathing report from the province’s Auditor-General that raised concerns about shoddy enforcement. In a recent letter sent to the Ontario transport ministry, the Private Motor Truck Council of Canada said the transportation regulator should have a bigger role in monitoring driving schools. The letter, obtained by The Globe and Mail, calls for more frequent
Alberta shuts down trucking company linked to fatal collision in Manitoba (opens the original)
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The Alberta government has shuttered a trucking company linked to a recent fatal collision in Manitoba after an investigation found violations, including deliberate and prolonged regulatory non-compliance. Conquer Transportation set up in Alberta in late 2021; an associated company had its safety credentials revoked in Manitoba earlier that year, regulators have said. Alberta took action against Conquer Transportation after one of the company’s trucks was involved in a deadly crash in Brandon in
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