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Black-and-white image of a police car with flashing emergency lights, overlaid with bold red and white headline text: “Fatal crash - hit-and-run: Truck driver from Ontario remains unidentified,” published by TruckStopCanada.com.

Suspect Released After Fatal Crash on Highway 20 Near Saint-Hyacinthe

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Graphic with a red and black background announcing a protest. The text reads: “Fake training = real dangers. Stop illegal land use and truck yards = protect the communities. Protest: September 6, 2PM–3PM.” At the bottom, the TruckStopCanada.com logo is displayed.

Protest Scheduled for September 6 Against Dangerous Truck Drivers and Illegal...

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Doug Ford in front of a Northern Ontario highway, with the text "Doug Ford Voices Support for Twinning Highways in Northern Ontario" and the Truck Stop Canada logo.

Doug Ford Voices Support for Twinning Highways in Northern Ontario

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Two Contrôle routier Québec enforcement officers standing beside a parked patrol vehicle.

Contrôle routier Québec Enforcement Officers: 27 Safety Violations Still Unresolved After...

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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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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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On May 8, 2025, Senator Steve Daines (Republican – Montana) introduced a new version of the Deregulating Restrictions on Interstate Vehicles and Eighteen-Wheelers Act (DRIVE Act) in the U.S. Senate, targeting the potential federal mandate requiring speed limiters on heavy-duty trucks operating across state lines.

Bill Introduced in U.S. Senate to Block Mandatory Speed Limiters on...

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Alexandra Poulin accident scene, 26, who died after her car was hit by an overloaded truck in Vallée-Jonction. The tragedy sparked calls for greater road safety, still unanswered five months later

Vallee-Jonction, QC: Five Months After Alexandra Poulin’s Death, Silence Still Reigns

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Alberta has replaced the MELT program with the Learning Pathway, a new approach to obtaining a commercial truck driver’s licence.

Truck Driver Training: Alberta Replaces MELT with the Learning Pathway

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The intensive truck inspection blitz as part of International Roadcheck will take place from May 13 to 15, 2025. Here’s what inspectors will be focusing on.

International Roadcheck 2025: Truck Inspections Will Take Place from May 13...

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Xavier Barsalou-Duval, Bloc Québécois MP, calls on Ottawa to launch a federal investigation into the Driver Inc. scheme affecting the trucking industry in Québec and Ontario.

Driver Inc.: Bloc Québécois Calls for Federal Investigation

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The controversial “Driver Inc.” model, also known as “ghost drivers,” has now reached the federal stage with a formal request for a nationwide investigation. Through...
Black-and-white dashboard camera images of truck driver Harjinder Singh inside his semi-truck, with bold headline text reading: “Massive Petitions and Controversy Surround Truck Driver Harjinder Singh,” published by TruckStopCanada.com.

Massive Petitions and Controversy Surround Truck Driver Harjinder Singh

Graphic with a red and black background announcing a protest. The text reads: “Fake training = real dangers. Stop illegal land use and truck yards = protect the communities. Protest: September 6, 2PM–3PM.” At the bottom, the TruckStopCanada.com logo is displayed.

Protest Scheduled for September 6 Against Dangerous Truck Drivers and Illegal...

Portrait of Alexandra Poulin in front of the wreckage of a severe crash scene, with firefighters and emergency vehicles in the background, and the headline "Technology Exists to Prevent Another Tragedy Like Alexandra’s" from Truck Stop Canada.

Trucking: Technology Exists to Prevent Another Tragedy Like Alexandra’s

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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