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The Ministry of Transportation in Ontario is harmonizing Class D licence renewal and medical requirements with those already in place for all other commercial class licences in the Province. The changes for Class D drivers will come into force July 1, 2018 and include: Licence Renewal Requirements New · Class D drivers up to age[…]

Mandatory Training for Commercial Class A licence Applicants Starts July 1

More women entering trucking industry, but stereotypes remain CALGARY, Alta. – The numbers are getting better, but Trucking HR Canada CEO Angela Splinter would like to see more women choosing the trucking industry as a career. During the inaugural Western Women With Drive event May 10 in Calgary – a collaboration between the Alberta Motor[…]

Brochure – bilingual final April 21

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July 1st will bring the introduction of Mandatory Entry Level Training for prospective Class A drivers in Ontario. Please see attached and below correspondence from the MTO that provides more details about what this will entail. Dear Colleagues: Hope this email finds you well. Further to the September 7, 2016, working group meeting to discuss[…]

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February 22st, 2017 – Hamilton, ON – For the second consecutive year the Truck Training Schools Association of Ontario (TTSAO) Conference Committee made a donation to Convoy for Special Olympics – Paris, Ontario. In lieu of gifts for speakers the TTSAO conference committee last year decided to take that money along with some additional funds[…]