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ImageCanada could be on the road to cleaner air and lower greenhouse gas emissions as a result of a major environmental initiative from the trucking industry. CTA’s enviroTruck program will ensure that the trucking industry is as clean and green as possible by tackling both air quality and climate change challenges through the cooperative effort of motor carriers, industry manufacturers, and government. Read more
CTA News

Traffic Management Plan - Aldergrove Port of Entry
Construction of a new CBSA facility at the Aldergrove Port of Entry is about to begin.- 06/21/2010

TransCanada Highway Closed in areas of Saskatchewan
TransCanada Highway Closed in areas of Saskatchewan- 06/21/2010

Canadian Trucking Alliance Looks forward to Working with Government on GHG Regulations
The devil is in the details- 05/21/2010

Study Conducted for Environment Canada Casts Further Questions on Why Federal Government is Seeking Biodiesel Mandate
A study conducted in 2009 by EcoRessources Consultants (ERC) for Environment Canada casts doubt on the net benefits of a biodiesel mandate.- 05/14/2010

Three Relatively Simple Things USCBP Could do to Help Fix the Border
Recently the trade community in the United States and Canada were asked by the new chief at the US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agency to come up with a list of low-hanging fruit that could be implemented to help enhance the balance between security and trade facilitation.- 05/13/2010



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