MISSISSAUGA --E-commerce has transformed the way Canadians shop. A full 68% of respondents to a recent survey agree that it is the fastest and most efficient way to shop for gifts during the holiday season. The survey of 1,522 Canadians also found that 69% of respondents believe online shopping offers a better selection of gifts. ...Read the rest of this story
MISSISSAUGA --A recent survey reveals that more Canadians are enjoying the added convenience that e-commerce provides, with 68 per cent of respondents indicating that it is the fastest and most efficient way to shop for gifts during the holiday season. The survey of 1,522 Canadians also found that 69 per cent of respondents believe online shopping offers a better selection of gifts. ...Read the rest of this story
TORONTO--The Ontario Trucking Association (OTA) says its carrier members will not to be receptive to paying a toll or fees to repair an existing essential roadway such as the Gardiner Expressway and Don Valley Parkway (DVP). ...Read the rest of this story
BRAMPTON, ON – Predicting the future is an inexact science, but several emerging trends offer glimpses of things to come. The Toronto chapter of CITT, which offers training in supply chain logistics, pulled together several industry representatives at its Fast Forward event on Thursday night to share thoughts on challenges they experience and expect. ...Read the rest of this story
SAN FRANSISCO -- A jury awarded more than 800 Wal-Mart drivers $54 million in damages Wednesday stating that the company “intentionally failed” to pay them minimum wage between October 2005 and October 2015. Attorneys for the drivers said additional damages and penalties could push the amount to $150 million. That will be determined by a judge at a later date. ...Read the rest of this story
TORONTO, Ont. — Toronto Mayor John Tory is expected to endorse road tolls on two major Toronto roadways later today at a luncheon speech at the Toronto Region Board of Trade. According to several news outlets, the introduction of tolls… ...Read the rest of this story
Mandatory Entry Level Training for Tractor-Trailer Drivers Starting July 1, 2017, potential Class A licence applicants in Ontario must complete an approved Mandatory Entry Level Training course prior to taking their Class A road tests. This new standard in driver… ...Read the rest of this story