Canadian authorities recently seized $51 million worth of methamphetamine from a tractor-trailer heading for Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Lawmakers in Canada are working to keep trucking companies with poor safety records off the roadways.
Large-scale real estate developer Focus Equities will oversee the construction. Its head explained to FreightWaves why Winnipeg is a prime location for customers.
About CA$95 million of the CA$3 billion 2021 capital investment budget will go toward projects in Alberta, Ontario, Manitoba and New Brunswick.
North Dakota will begin giving COVID-19 vaccines to cross-border truckers from Manitoba as Canada contends with a slower vaccination rollout.
Transportation Technology Center Inc. is undergoing a management change that would enable the group to expand work to multiple sites, while the Surface Transportation Board appoints two short line railroad representatives to the Railroad-Shipper Transportation Advisory Council. Also, a Manitoba transload facility at the U.S.-Canadian border seeks customers.
The C$230 million it will spend on the three provinces are on top of C$1.3 billion previously announced for five other provinces.
Incident captured on video on Manitoba highway underscores high stakes and worsening tensions across the country as anti-pipeline protests severely disrupt Canadian supply chains.
Pullback in Ontario, British Columbia and Manitoba appears to normal correction following hiring uptick, economist says.
About C$12 million in federal and provincial funding will support fuel-saving devices and retrofitting.
Hear from owner-operators and safety personnel to stay ready for the challenges of the road
