Tariff whiplash throws cross-border trucking out of balance
July’s record cross-border freight value looks like a boom. Truck counts, tonnage and growing tariff uncertainty tell another story.
By Tyson Fisher | September 04, 2026
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Cross-border trucking gains face tariff test … again
Cross-border trucking posted another strong month, but new tariffs and stalled trade talks could quickly change the outlook.
By Tyson Fisher | July 27, 2026
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Gordie Howe Bridge expected to finally open
The long-awaited opening of a new bridge connecting Windsor, Canada and Detroit, Mich., now has a date.
By Land Line Media | July 14, 2026
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Cross-border freight rebounds ahead of critical USMCA review
Cross-border freight rebounded from last year's tariff slump, but the upcoming USMCA review could reshape North American trucking for years.
By Tyson Fisher | July 01, 2026
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Canadian trucking groups call for action after fatal crash
A fatal crash involving a chameleon carrier is the most recent example of the extent of the problem, trucking groups say.
By Land Line Media | June 01, 2026
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Mexican freight continues to surge, but USMCA review could change that
Cross-border freight survived tariffs, but all eyes are now on the USMCA review and what it could mean for trucking.
By Tyson Fisher | May 26, 2026
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USMCA uncertainty puts brakes on cross-border trucking
The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) is back in the spotlight, and the outcome could reshape cross-border trucking. Here’s what to watch.
By Tyson Fisher | April 24, 2026
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Canada cuts fuel taxes as diesel prices soar
Rising fuel prices have led to a suspension of fuel taxes in Canada. More than $2 billion in total tax relief is estimated.
By Land Line Media | April 17, 2026
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Cross-border trucking freight stumbles as Canada drags down market
Just as cross-border trucking started to stabilize, Canadian freight pulled it back down. Is this one bad month or something worse ahead?
By Tyson Fisher | April 01, 2026
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Canada doubles down on rest areas as essential infrastructure for truckers
One Canadian province is dropping serious money on rest areas, and truck parking is a big reason why.
By Land Line Media | March 31, 2026
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Cross-border trucking looks normal again ahead of USMCA review
Cross-border trucking hit the usual November slowdown, but a major trade agreement review and SCOTUS decision could disrupt things.
By Tyson Fisher | February 02, 2026
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Cross-border trucking rebounds as SCOTUS tariff decision looms
Cross-border trucking bounced back in October, but the tariff cloud hasn’t lifted. A Supreme Court tariff ruling could add fuel or more drag.
By Tyson Fisher | January 13, 2026
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Tariffs, visa pause, CDL enforcement reshape cross-border trucking
Cross-border trucking is slipping, and tariffs appear to be a major reason. The numbers tell a more complicated story at the borders.
By Tyson Fisher | December 12, 2025
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Tariffs and English-proficiency enforcement deepen cross-border freight slide
Cross-border trucking freight hasn’t been moving the way it usually does, and new pressures are stacking up fast.
By Tyson Fisher | November 26, 2025
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Ontario bill cracks down on fraudulent driver’s licenses
Ontario proposes changes to require stricter residency and work verification for driver’s license candidates.
By Ryan Witkowski | October 29, 2025
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Canadian province to investigate string of fatal truck crashes
Quebec to investigate string of fatal crashes involving commercial motor vehicles. Officials hope to “shed light” on contributing factors.
By Ryan Witkowski | October 15, 2025
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Five truck driver training schools, 13 trucking companies shut down
A Canadian province’s actions have sent a message to bad actors in the trucking industry. Here’s what it’s doing in the name of safety.
By Land Line Media | October 07, 2025
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Tariff whiplash: Cross-border truck freight gets a temporary jolt
Trump’s shifting tariff deadlines gave trucking freight a bump in July. But was it real momentum – or just a pause before the hit?
By Tyson Fisher | October 03, 2025
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Cross-border truck freight stabilizes in June – but clouds still loom
Freight at the borders appeared relatively normal, but tariffs and several other trucking market indicators pointed to tougher times ahead.
By Tyson Fisher | August 25, 2025
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Wildfire emergency in effect for six Canadian provinces
Wildfires have led to emergency declarations in Canada as well as the United States. Relief is in place through August.
By Land Line Media | August 04, 2025
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Cross-border freight slumps again as tariff uncertainty looms
Trucking across U.S. borders fell in May as businesses held back amid tariff unpredictability after frontloading imports in previous months.
By Tyson Fisher | July 29, 2025
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Wildfires still a concern across Canada
Evacuations and emergency declarations continue to be ordered as wildfires burn across several Canadian provinces.
By Land Line Media | July 03, 2025
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Cross-border freight takes biggest hit since pandemic
Tariffs and economic uncertainty slowed down North American freight in April, marking the largest year-over-year decline in years.
By Tyson Fisher | July 01, 2025
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Canada wildfires prompt additional emergency
Wildfires in Canada have led several provinces to declare emergencies and certain industries to alter their local operations.
By Land Line Media | June 04, 2025
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Wildfires force evacuations in three Canadian provinces
Wildfires have destroyed millions of acres across Canada. An emergency waiver is in place to aid relief efforts.
By Land Line Media | June 02, 2025