CBSA Shifts Hours at 13 Manitoba Border Crossings Nov. 1
Border hours change Nov. 1 at 13 Manitoba ports. See what it means for loads and how a trucking company can plan around earlier commercial closings.
CTA Wants National Truck Dashcam Rules, 24/7 Weigh Scales
Truck dashcam and scale rules may reshape how a trucking company in Manitoba operates. Here is what the CTA’s October 7 request means for shippers.
FAST Interview Deadline Drops to Two Years in April 2027
CBSA and CBP are cutting the FAST interview window from five years to two in April 2027. Here is what Manitoba shippers should ask their trucking company.
Bill C-39 Digitizes Trade Paperwork for Canadian Carriers
Bill C-39 would move trade paperwork online and tighten driver rules. Here is what it means for Manitoba shippers choosing a trucking company.
US Border Fees Rise October 1 for Cross-Border Freight
US border fees for commercial trucks rise Oct. 1 — what the AQI fee hike means for a Manitoba trucking company shipping cross-border freight.
Ottawa Extends Diesel Excise Tax Relief to January 2027
Ottawa extended diesel and gasoline tax relief through January 2027. Here’s what the change means for Manitoba shippers and every trucking company.
Trucking Wage Theft Prompts CTA Call for Ottawa Action
CTA is pressing Ottawa to crack down on wage theft and forced labour in trucking. Here is what it means for Manitoba shippers and a Winnipeg trucking company.
Manitoba Unveils $103M Tariff Relief for Exporters, Carriers
Manitoba just unveiled $103M in tariff relief for exporters and shippers. Here is what a Winnipeg trucking company says it means for freight.
Ottawa Launches Alliance to Tackle Trucking Labour Gap
Ottawa’s new Transportation and Supply Chain Workforce Alliance targets driver shortages, with real implications for Manitoba’s trucking company market.
Ottawa’s $100M Steel Rebate Excludes Trucking Firms
Ottawa’s new $100M steel freight rebate excludes trucking companies entirely, leaving Manitoba shippers and flatbed carriers to pay full freight.