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We raise safety standards and facilitate and influence the progression of Alberta’s transportation industry.

Since 1938, the Alberta Motor Transport Association and its members have advanced the commercial transportation industry through safety programs, progressive policy and partnerships.

We’re the connectors, the movers, the carriers, the pulse — and, we’re only getting started.

We raise safety standards and facilitate and influence the progression of Alberta’s transportation industry.

Since 1938, the Alberta Motor Transport Association and its members have advanced the commercial transportation industry through safety programs, progressive policy and partnerships.

We’re the connectors, the movers, the carriers, the pulse — and, we’re only getting started.

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Jan 5, 2026 / News,News Releases,News Updates

In Memoriam: Russel Sokil

September 23, 1935 - December 14, 2025 Russel Sokil Obituary In Loving Memory of Russel Sokil September 23, 1935 – December 14, 2025. We are saddened to announce that Russel Sokil passed away peacefully at his home in Parksville, Vancouver Island on Sunday, December 14, 2025, at the age of 90....

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Dec 18, 2025 / News,News Releases,News Updates

WCB Annual Return

Employers: The last day to file your annual return is February 28    If you are an employer with workers, you are required to fill out a WCB annual return. Submitting accurate information ensures you pay the correct premium amount. This includes:   Reporting assessable earnings paid...

Dec 11, 2025 / News,News Releases,News Updates

BC Flood Update

The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is applauding the federal government's decision to lift the T4A enforcement moratorium, a key commitment from Budget 2025 aimed at curbing tax evasion linked to the Driver Inc. and PSB-model schemes. Beginning with the 2025 tax year, trucking businesses must report service payments over $500 on T4A slips, strengthening oversight and restoring fairness for compliant fleets.

CTA leaders say this measure, along with a new CRA enforcement team will help eliminate underground practices that disadvantage law-abiding carriers and undermine Canada’s supply chain.
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Dec 5, 2025 / News,News Releases,News Updates

T4A Enforcement Moratorium Lifted

The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is applauding the federal government's decision to lift the T4A enforcement moratorium, a key commitment from Budget 2025 aimed at curbing tax evasion linked to the Driver Inc. and PSB-model schemes. Beginning with the 2025 tax year, trucking businesses must report service payments over $500 on T4A slips, strengthening oversight and restoring fairness for compliant fleets.

CTA leaders say this measure, along with a new CRA enforcement team will help eliminate underground practices that disadvantage law-abiding carriers and undermine Canada’s supply chain.
.

Jan 5, 2026 / News,News Releases,News Updates

In Memoriam: Russel Sokil

September 23, 1935 - December 14, 2025 Russel Sokil Obituary In Loving Memory of Russel Sokil September 23, 1935 – December 14, 2025. We are saddened to announce that Russel Sokil passed away peacefully at his home in Parksville, Vancouver Island on Sunday, December 14, 2025, at the age of 90....

WCB Logo

Dec 18, 2025 / News,News Releases,News Updates

WCB Annual Return

Employers: The last day to file your annual return is February 28    If you are an employer with workers, you are required to fill out a WCB annual return. Submitting accurate information ensures you pay the correct premium amount. This includes:   Reporting assessable earnings paid...

Dec 11, 2025 / News,News Releases,News Updates

BC Flood Update

The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is applauding the federal government's decision to lift the T4A enforcement moratorium, a key commitment from Budget 2025 aimed at curbing tax evasion linked to the Driver Inc. and PSB-model schemes. Beginning with the 2025 tax year, trucking businesses must report service payments over $500 on T4A slips, strengthening oversight and restoring fairness for compliant fleets.

CTA leaders say this measure, along with a new CRA enforcement team will help eliminate underground practices that disadvantage law-abiding carriers and undermine Canada’s supply chain.
.

Canadian Trucking Alliance Logo

Dec 5, 2025 / News,News Releases,News Updates

T4A Enforcement Moratorium Lifted

The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is applauding the federal government's decision to lift the T4A enforcement moratorium, a key commitment from Budget 2025 aimed at curbing tax evasion linked to the Driver Inc. and PSB-model schemes. Beginning with the 2025 tax year, trucking businesses must report service payments over $500 on T4A slips, strengthening oversight and restoring fairness for compliant fleets.

CTA leaders say this measure, along with a new CRA enforcement team will help eliminate underground practices that disadvantage law-abiding carriers and undermine Canada’s supply chain.
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Land Acknowledgement

AMTA’s Calgary office is located on the traditional Treaty 7 lands of the Blackfoot Confederacy, the Tsuu-Tina (SOO-tih-nah) and Nakota Nations, and the Métis Nation Region 3.

AMTA’s Edmonton offices are located on the traditional Treaty 6 territory of the Cree, Dene (DEH-NEH), Blackfoot, Saulteaux (SOH-toh), and Nakota Sioux. This is the home of the Métis Settlements and the Métis Nation of Alberta, Regions, 2, 3, and 4, within the historical Northwest Métis Homeland.