KeepTruckin has released a camera that records both on-highway and inside the cab for those fleets looking for more driver monitoring options.
Company says it plans to charge about C$10,000 for each aircraft and route as it prepares to scale up to commercial operations.
Canada’s fourth-busiest port reports 17 cargo vessels a day or more off schedule as region recovers from tropical storm.
Halifax and the region hit with heavy winds as potent post-hurricane system leaves 300,000 without power and knocks down a construction crane.
Port reports early arrivals and diversions ahead of hurricane’s arrival in Atlantic Canada as forecasters warn of “severe impact.”
Grain shippers wonder if the Canadian railways will keep up with demand in the 2019-20 crop year.
Category 1 storm still poses danger as it reaches Maritimes over the weekend, forecasters warn.
The line serves communities in western New York and eastern Canada near the St. Lawrence River.
GDP growth hits 3.7 percent on trade surge, but patches of weakness in householding and business spending paint a mixed picture.
The Canadian Load Board unveils aggressive zero-cost entry point as looks to bring users and loads to its network after a sluggish launch.
As part of an Austerity Law passed by the Mexican legislature in May, commerce officials in Mexico recently ordered the closure of six foreign commercial trade offices, including customs offices in Belgium, Canada, China, France, Japan and Uruguay. The order was recently signed by the head of Mexico’s Ministry of Economy (SE), Graciela Márquez Colín, […]
Transport Canada says C$720 million deal “raises public interest issues” and requires review that could last until May 2020.
CEO of Ovation Logistics hopes to have 70 to 80 percent of its fleet using zero-emissions vehicles by 2025.
Canadian logistics software company purchases U.S. firm whose TMS suite specializes in flatbed moves in North America and the EU.
Canadian firm secured C$45 million loan from U.S. commercial financer Great Rock Capital to expand operations.
Long-delayed project to bring more of Western Canada’s oil to market gets under way, slated for completion in 2022.
Shuttering of Northern Pulp in Nova Scotia would remove millions of dollars of freight spent – and potentially put some trucking companies out of business.
Canadian Larry Ash welcomes carrier’s dismissal of fellow trucker he recorded making a dangerous pass in British Columbia.
Canadian transportation firm posts a 19 percent drop in revenue on tougher freight market on both sides of the border.
The announcements confirming Canada’s planned investments in rail infrastructure come as the country prepares for a federal election in October.
