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Truck News
MAY 7, 2020
Almost overnight our entire lives changed, both professionally and personally. While some lives were affected much more severely than others, we have all been affected in some way or another. Covid-19 and its effects on the way we have had to live and adapt, has created an environment that this generation – or any generation, […].
Truck News
MAY 4, 2020
Covid-19 has affected our industry and workforce in unprecedented ways. Seemingly overnight, trucking and logistics companies transitioned from busy offices and terminals to remote work and virtual meetings. We shifted from acute labor shortages and packed trailers to layoffs and uncertain times for businesses and workers.
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Truck News
MAY 4, 2020
Ontario issued a province-wide Declaration of Emergency on March 17 in response to Covid-19. Since then, the government has further extended the Declaration of Emergency until at least May 12. Several temporary exemptions were automatically triggered under the Highway Traffic Act and will remain in effect for the duration of the emergency.
Truck News
MAY 4, 2020
When will we be back to normal? When will this be over? These are the questions most asked about the Covid-19 pandemic these days. I certainly don’t have the answers to those questions, but after two months of flying by the seat of my pants I’m steeling myself to the fact that we’re dealing with […].
Truck News
MAY 4, 2020
Anniversaries can sneak up on you, or so it seems. As the calendar turned to May 1, it suddenly dawned on me that I began writing about the trucking industry exactly 25 years ago. There had been no master plan to focus on trucking. But with a background as a newspaper reporter – and no […].
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