Transportation Fredericton-Moncton route nears completion September 1, 2001 FREDERICTON, N.B. - The biggest road construction effort in New Brunswick is nearing an end. The highway between Fredericton and Moncton may be opened as early as this month. The new section of the 10...
To de-stress, look to those with no stress preview image Transportation To de-stress, look to those with no stress September 1, 2001 As many of you who tried unsuccessfully to reach me found out, I took my first week off in almost a year last month.Sitting in the editor's chair, perched watchfully at the controls of the machine tha...
Stewart named chief whip for Harris’ Tories preview image Transportation Stewart named chief whip for Harris’ Tories September 1, 2001 QUEEN'S PARK, Ont. - Gary Stewart has made the transition to the Ontario provincial government's inner circle as of Aug. 7. Stewart, the driving force behind a bill that would allow the trucker traini...
Transportation Timber harvest doubled on West Coast September 1, 2001 VICTORIA, B.C. - Logging companies in north-central B.C. have ramped up production, but they won't have to worry about sanctions from the government.The forestry firms have permission to double their ...
Transportation Ontario, Manitoba eye ban on CFCs in old air conditioners September 1, 2001 TORONTO, Ont. - Ontario and Manitoba plan to ban the use of chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) in truck and car air conditioners due to the damage they're doing to the ozone layer.As of Jan. 1, 2002, cars in ...
A big fish sets up shop in a small pond preview image Transportation A big fish sets up shop in a small pond September 1, 2001 HUMBOLDT, Sask. - When Humboldt, Sask. recently surpassed a population threshold of 5,500 residents becoming the province's newest city, the news went largely unnoticed.However, now with trailer manuf...
Transportation eResearch has initiated coverage on TCT Logistics September 1, 2001 TORONTO, Ont. - Independent Equity Research Corp., also known as eResearch, has initiated coverage on TCT Logistics Inc.The initiating report is available free for one week to prospective investors at...
Transportation Trucker thanks his rescuers (September 01, 2001) September 1, 2001 WINNIPEG, Man. - Harvey Harder, the Winnipeg trucker who was pulled from his burning rig moments before it exploded into flames, held a news conference on July 25, to thank his rescuers.Harder suffere...
Truck News redesigns Web site preview image Transportation Truck News redesigns Web site September 1, 2001 DON MILLS, Ont. - Truck News, Truck West and Motortruck, the Canadian trucking industry's leaders in news and business information, have updated their Web presence at trucknews.com."We're constantly p...
Transportation Moose run loose September 1, 2001 ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. - RCMP are advising road users to be extra careful when travelling in Newfoundland after a rash of approximately 20 moose-related collisions.The majority of the collisions were repor...
New digs for Kenworth N.S. preview image Transportation New digs for Kenworth N.S. September 1, 2001 NEW GLASGOW, N.S. - Kenworth Nova Scotia has relocated to a larger, more convenient site in New Glasgow, which the company says will allow it to better serve its customers. The new 10,000 square-foot ...
Transportation Canuck wheel plant to grow September 1, 2001 LONDON, Ont. - Accuride has announced plans to pump US$13.5 million into its London, Ont. facility within the next two years.The company will construct a new 50,000-square-foot building to increase ca...
Transportation Welland Canal closed after fiery crash (September 01, 2001) September 1, 2001 ALLANBURG, Ont. - Nearly a dozen ships were hung up in the Welland Canal on Aug. 11, unable to cross through the international link thanks to cleanup of a fiery crash.The Welland Canal, which joins th...
Transportation CN looks to steal freight September 1, 2001 HAMILTON, Ont. - Canadian National Railway (CN) has opened a new $6-million distribution plant in the Canada's Steel City with the express purpose of siphoning freight away from truckers.CN says it wi...
Transportation Ontario names road safety champs September 1, 2001 WOODSTOCK, Ont. - The Ontario government has announced the winners of the sixth annual Road Safety Challenge, held in communities across the province in May.The six winning communities, according to T...