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  • Women with Drive

Economy, AI, workforce: Western Women with Drive tackles what’s next

OTTAWA, ON (August 31, 2026) — Economic uncertainty, AI, demographic change and a shifting workforce will take centre stage at Western Women with Drive on November 12 in Winnipeg, with economist Todd Hirsch, leadership expert Deri Latimer, and senior transportation leaders from across Western Canada leading the conversation.  Presented by Trucking HR Canada (THRC) in […]

  • News release

THRC shares snapshot of tariff support for Canadian workers, employers

OTTAWA, ON (August 26, 2026) — The Government of Canada has announced a variety of response measures to US tariffs, including supports for workers and businesses. Trucking HR Canada has gathered a list of supports applicable to the trucking and supply chain workforce all in one place to make it easier to find what you […]

  • News release

New national Transportation and Supply Chain Workforce Alliance launches, led by Trucking HR Canada

Alliance brings a coordinated, multimodal approach to workforce challenges across Canada’s freight transportation system  CALGARY, AB (August 24, 2026) — A new national alliance uniting Canada’s trucking, air cargo, marine, and rail sectors launched today, creating an unprecedented forum for collaboration on the workforce challenges affecting the country’s transportation and supply chain system.  The Transportation […]

  • News release

July employment rises 4.0% in Canada’s trucking and logistics sector

OTTAWA, ON (August 18, 2026) — New data from Trucking HR Canada (THRC) shows employment in the trucking and logistics sector rose to 825,400 in July 2026 up 4.0% year-over-year, adding almost 32,000 jobs compared to July 2025. On a monthly basis, the sector’s employment rose by 5.9% in July, compared to June. According to […]

  • News release
  • TFE

Top Fleet Employers finalists announced as leading fleets vie for 2026 honours

Canadian sportscaster Rod Black to serve as master of ceremonies at October Awards Gala OTTAWA, ON (August 4, 2026) — Canada’s leading trucking and logistics employers are one step closer to top honours as Trucking HR Canada (THRC) today announced the finalists for awards at the 13th annual Top Fleet Employers Awards Gala on October […]

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  • Commentary

Five workforce shifts every transportation leader should be watching this summer

Commentary by Angela Splinter, President and CEO, Trucking HR Canada  Aside from nice weather (well, mostly) and time off, summer offers something increasingly valuable: the opportunity to pause and think beyond immediate demands of your business. While operations continue, leaders can step back and consider a broader question. What will define a successful organization three […]

Members of the Canadian delegation
  • Commentary

AI won’t solve your leadership problem

Commentary by Angela Splinter, CEO, Trucking HR Canada  PIctured (l-r): Rob Henderson, President and CEO, BioTalent Canada; Philip Mondor President and CEO, Tourism HR Canada; Angela Splinter, CEO, Trucking HR Canada; Paul Preston, Executive Advisor, The Conference Board of Canada; Mark Patterson, Executive Director, Magnet; and JP (Jean Pierre) Giroux, President, Excellence in Manufacturing Consortium. […]

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  • News release

Trucking and logistics among Canada’s top contributors to employment growth in May 

Employment in trucking and logistics grew faster than other sectors   Ottawa, ON (June 15, 2026) — Recent data from Trucking HR Canada (THRC) shows employment in trucking and logistics grew at a faster rate in May 2026 than the Canadian labour market in general. Year-over-year, employment in the sector was up 2.8% — adding 21,500 […]

  • Commentary

Why driver finishing programs matter more than ever

By Craig Faucette, Chief Operating Officer  Commercial driver training is receiving increased attention from governments, regulators, insurers, employers, and industry organizations across Canada. Concerns about safety, workforce readiness, and training quality have prompted important conversations about preparing new drivers for the realities of the profession.  Several factors have increased the importance of structured onboarding and […]

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  • Commentary

The transportation sector’s next challenge isn’t technology – It’s leadership

Reflections from the CITT road transportation panel in Calgary Commentary by Angela Splinter, CEO One of the strengths of CITT’s Canada’s Logistics Conference is the opportunity to bring together leaders from every corner of the supply chain to discuss the issues shaping our industry’s future. While many sessions explored the broader logistics landscape, the Road […]