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Everyone has heard of SMART Goals but what are SMARTER Goals? By this time of year the New Years Resolutions or Goals have wore off for many and have lost their motivation and effectiveness to accomplish your New Years objectives. SMARTER...
The trucking event season has kicked off with the first Trucking Network Job Fair launching in March 2020. The Brampton job fair held at the Pearson Convention Centre was a major success even though the Covid-19 virus scare was...
Few subjects strain our personal self-worth more than financial problemsespecially as we experience manifestations and symptoms of those problems. The least problematic is embarrassment.Theincreased financial cost (fees & penalties), time spent on crisis management and to say nothing about...
On a stormy late afternoon in the Greater Toronto Area late in February, a truck came around a bend in the road and saw the road blocked in front of him as a result of an accident. The driver,...
Drivers`In this article, it is important as a driver to know what to look for when applying for work for a commercial driver. Drivers should know what they. Want to do, so many drivers I have talked to are...
Accidents can happen anywhere, anytime, and more fleets have been forced to raise their deductible to help maintain affordable premiums. Deductible buydown insurance has become a popular solution to help fleets and OO’s manage their costs. Donny Cunha, Partner, and...
The world is changing. We have seen the icebergs melting causing our water levels to rise significantly from Global Warming. The ups and downs of the new Trans Mountain Pipeline project. Terror Attacks around the World. Now we are...
Supermarket customers keep on packing their carts in light of the coronavirus pandemic, driving chains like Loblaws, Fortinos and Walmart to set early closing times to restock their racks. Food industry administrators guarantee people in general there is no...
On April 6, 2018, sixteen people were killed and thirteen injured when a northbound coach bus struck a westbound semi-trailer truck near Armley, Saskatchewan, Canada. The driver of the semi-trailer had failed to yield at a flashing stop sign...
Commercial truck drivers will be free from the condition of self-isolation for at least 14 days on entering Canada from other countries according to Federal government’s recent statement. The declaration is being applauded by the Canadian Trucking Alliance that...
