Trucking HR Canada (THRC) has officially opened applications for the 2026 Top Fleet Employers (TFE) program. This national initiative recognizes fleets that demonstrate excellence in human resources practices and workplace culture. Fleets that meet THRC’s rigorous standards earn the TFE designation, an industry mark of distinction that can be used to enhance recruitment and employer branding efforts.

Learn more or apply through Trucking HR Canada’s website.

The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) has released the results of the 2025 International Roadcheck, conducted May 13–15 across Canada, Mexico, and the U.S. Inspectors completed 56,178 inspections, finding that 81.6% of vehicles and 94.1% of drivers had no out-of-service violations. In total, 10,148 vehicles and 3,342 drivers were placed out of service, with tires and false records of duty status as this year’s focus areas.

Read the full release for detailed findings and data.

Peterbilt has delivered its first Model 567 built at the PACCAR manufacturing facility in Sainte-Thérèse, Quebec, to Environmental 360 Solutions. This milestone expands Canadian production from medium-duty trucks to heavy-duty vehicles, with potential for electric models in the future. The delivery highlights Peterbilt’s commitment to building trucks locally while supporting Canadian manufacturing and meeting the needs of Canadian fleets.

As kids head back to school, drivers are urged to slow down and stay alert in school zones, crosswalks, and near buses. Most school bus collisions happen in urban areas, and failing to stop for a bus with flashing red lights can cost $567 and six demerit points. Safe, attentive driving helps ensure every child gets to and from school safely

Trucking HR Canada (THRC) has announced the shortlist for its Top Fleet Employers (TFE) Achievement of Excellence Awards, to be presented at the annual TFE Awards Gala in Toronto on October 15. For the first time, THRC is revealing shortlisted fleet names ahead of the event, building excitement among fleets eager to see who will take the stage.

New data from Trucking HR Canada (THRC) shows the trucking and logistics industry’s post-pandemic hiring surge is continuing to cool in 2025. Second quarter employment dipped slightly down 0.2% overall and 1.1% among transport truck drivers while the number of people seeking work in the sector rose by 11,600 compared to last year. For employers, this means a larger talent pool and an opportunity to recruit skilled workers more easily to support business growth.

Trucking HR Canada (THRC) has officially opened applications for the 2026 Top Fleet Employers (TFE) program. This national initiative recognizes fleets that demonstrate excellence in human resources practices and workplace culture. Fleets that meet THRC’s rigorous standards earn the TFE designation, an industry mark of distinction that can be used to enhance recruitment and employer branding efforts.

Learn more or apply through Trucking HR Canada’s website.

The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) has released the results of the 2025 International Roadcheck, conducted May 13–15 across Canada, Mexico, and the U.S. Inspectors completed 56,178 inspections, finding that 81.6% of vehicles and 94.1% of drivers had no out-of-service violations. In total, 10,148 vehicles and 3,342 drivers were placed out of service, with tires and false records of duty status as this year’s focus areas.

Read the full release for detailed findings and data.

Peterbilt has delivered its first Model 567 built at the PACCAR manufacturing facility in Sainte-Thérèse, Quebec, to Environmental 360 Solutions. This milestone expands Canadian production from medium-duty trucks to heavy-duty vehicles, with potential for electric models in the future. The delivery highlights Peterbilt’s commitment to building trucks locally while supporting Canadian manufacturing and meeting the needs of Canadian fleets.

As kids head back to school, drivers are urged to slow down and stay alert in school zones, crosswalks, and near buses. Most school bus collisions happen in urban areas, and failing to stop for a bus with flashing red lights can cost $567 and six demerit points. Safe, attentive driving helps ensure every child gets to and from school safely

Trucking HR Canada (THRC) has announced the shortlist for its Top Fleet Employers (TFE) Achievement of Excellence Awards, to be presented at the annual TFE Awards Gala in Toronto on October 15. For the first time, THRC is revealing shortlisted fleet names ahead of the event, building excitement among fleets eager to see who will take the stage.

New data from Trucking HR Canada (THRC) shows the trucking and logistics industry’s post-pandemic hiring surge is continuing to cool in 2025. Second quarter employment dipped slightly down 0.2% overall and 1.1% among transport truck drivers while the number of people seeking work in the sector rose by 11,600 compared to last year. For employers, this means a larger talent pool and an opportunity to recruit skilled workers more easily to support business growth.