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Let's hope BC implements this too...

Truck Drivers to get Tested for COVID-19 - CLASS ONE DRIVERS The Ontario government is piloting a new system that will make it easier for truck drivers to access COVID-19 testing in a partnership with DriverCheck.

As the pandemic rages, more and more we need these essential workers to help us preserve our way of life.

Truckers are essential workers - CLASS ONE DRIVERS “We went from being nobodies to essential workers,” said Chad Montgomery, driver with Challenger Motor Freight. Truckers are essential to our way of life.

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Obtuse Visa System Blocks Foreign Workers to Canada - CLASS ONE DRIVERS More than ever before, the COVID-19 pandemic is showcasing Canada’s reliance on foreign workers.

“We could not put food on the plate of Canadians at an affordable price without immigrants, we could not support our front-line workers without immigration,” declared federal immigration minister Marco Mendicino, as he put forth new policies to ease the entry of foreign workers, enabling them to contribute to the nation’s battle against the COVID-19 virus.

Obtuse Visa System Blocks Foreign Workers to Canada – CLASS ONE DRIVERS

Commercial truck drivers play an important role in maintaining the supply chain by delivering essential goods during the COVID-19 pandemic.

More support for commercial truck drivers during COVID-19 crisis To improve travel for commercial truck drivers, the Government of B.C. is funding the installation of portable toilets at several commercial vehicle pull-outs, inspection stations and chain-up locations throughout the province.

If there is food on your table and at your grocery store, thank a trucker

Corbella: Gratitude to truckers long overdue Breadcrumb Trail LinksLocal NewsColumnistsCorbella: Gratitude to truckers long overdueAuthor of the article:Licia CorbellaPublishing date:19 hours ago • 5 minute readCharles Johnston with Northcoast Trucking poses for a photo at the Flying J Travel Centre in SE Calgary. Wednesday, April 8, 2020. B...

“A lot of people don’t realize it takes a truck to get stuff on shelves. If it wasn’t for a truck driver, you would have nothing.”

‘From nobodies to essential workers:’ Truckers now key to getting goods on empty shelves in the coronavirus crisis Yet even though vital, trucking companies have been hit hard by closures of ‘non-essential’ businesses and factories

WE ARE FEATURED IN THIS NEWS ARTICLE OUT OF VANCOUVER...https://southasianpost.com/article/7608-canada-needs-25000-new-truckers-2023.html