The Women’s Trucking Federation of Canada (WTFC) took part in the annual Ontario Association of Crime Stoppers (OACS) conference held in North Bay on June 6–7, 2025, to raise awareness about a critical issue affecting highways across Canada: human trafficking.

WTFC Leads Human Trafficking Awareness at Crime Stoppers Conference

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Spring Truck Maintenance: A Seasonal Refresh for Heavy-Duty Trucks, with Shell Rotella!

Spring Truck Maintenance: A Seasonal Refresh for Heavy-Duty Trucks

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Tow truck parked on a road in Ontario, illustrating the issue of illegal towing in the province.

Illegal Towing Crackdown: Hamilton Targets Abusive Operators

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Traffic cones and construction signs at a roadwork site at night, with a somber black and white tone; overlay text reads “Young worker dies on construction site.” Logo of Truck Stop Canada is visible at the bottom.

Young Worker Dies in Tragic Construction Site Accident

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Image showing an airplane flying over a row of semi-trucks with the Truck Stop Canada logo, featuring the headline: “Should flight attendants and truck drivers be fighting the same battle against unpaid work in the transportation industry?”

Flight attendants and truck drivers face the same challenge: unpaid work

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CDK Global Faces Significant Disruption Due to Cyberattack

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The Electrification of Trucks in California: An Uncertain Future

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A professional truck driver operating a semi-truck while holding a cell phone, illustrating the rise in risky driving behaviors among truckers.

Risky Driving Behaviors on the Rise—Except Among Well-Supported Truck Drivers

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Johanne Baril, Mayor of Val Rita-Harty, a municipality in Northern Ontario, is raising the alarm about serious transportation issues, particularly concerning Highway 11/17. This corridor is critical for the region but has a grim reputation for its dangers.

Transportation in Northern Ontario: Mayor Johanne Baril Sounds the Alarm on...

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Volvo Trucks North America customer Verspeeten Cartage has taken delivery of the all-new Volvo VNL 300 to its company-owned fleet of 100% Volvo trucks, reinforcing a relationship that spans more than 30 years. Pictured L-R are Peter Currie, district sales manager, Volvo Trucks North America; Scott Verspeeten, president, Verspeeten Cartage Ltd.; Mike Wardle, dealer principal, Gerry’s Truck Centre; Doug Wardle, sales manager, Gerry’s Truck Centre; Matthew Blackman, managing director, Canada, Volvo Trucks North America.

Verspeeten Cartage Adds New Volvo VNL to Strengthen Longstanding Partnership

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