Pointing fingers preview image Transportation Pointing fingers March 1, 2000 TORONTO, Ont. - By its very name, the Ontario Gas Prices Review Task Force wasn't formed to look at the price of diesel. But a sharp increase in those prices in January and February forced the fuel to...
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Transportation Minister denies bias in ferry tender March 1, 2000 ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. - Newfoundland Works and Transportation Minister Rick Woodford is denying allegations that the tendering process used to award the St. Barbe-Blanc Sablon ferry service was biased.One...
Transportation ATA appoints Al Smythe as its general manager March 1, 2000 EDMONTON, Alta. - Al Smythe is the new general manager of the Alberta Trucking Association. He assumed the post officially on Jan. 13.Smythe has served the ATA for the past three years as director, re...
Transportation B.C. to test Rocky Mountain doubles March 1, 2000 VANCOUVER, B.C. - After years of negotiations, the ICBC has finally agreed to allow limited movement of Rocky Mountain double truck combinations not exceeding 31 metres along the 40-km stretch of Hwy....
Leo bids farewell to our readers preview image Transportation Leo bids farewell to our readers March 1, 2000 Where does the time go? Back in May 1996, Truck News offered drivers a space in their paper where we could vent our frustrations and opinions. While it might have been my name at the top of the page, ...
Canada must push U.S. to ease border restrictions preview image Transportation Canada must push U.S. to ease border restrictions March 1, 2000 The saying that Canada moves by truck never rang more true than it does today, and nowhere is this more evident than with respect to trade.More than 70 per cent of Canada's trade with the U.S. is ship...
Powerful Solutions preview image Transportation Powerful Solutions March 1, 2000 Anyone who has ever glanced at a schematic diagram for a truck can understand why there are people called electricians. Luckily, it's easier to find a problem with an electrical system than it is to b...
Transportation Alberta inspectors trained in defence March 1, 2000 EDMONTON, Alta. - Inspectors employed by Alberta infrastructure recently completed the same self-defence training course given to police officers. In addition, they have also been issued with bullet-p...
Transportation Exxon Mobil declares dividend March 1, 2000 IRVING, Texas - Exxon Mobil has declared a cash dividend of US 44 cents per share on common stock, payable on March 10 to shareholders of record as of Feb. 11. Exxon and Mobil's merger was effective N...
Transportation Millennium suite gets upgrade March 1, 2000 GREENVILLE, S.C. - Michelin North America has upgraded two modules of its Millennium Suite tire business management software.BIB NET, the Internet-supported dealer network, offers information about or...
Cut through the smoke preview image Transportation Cut through the smoke March 1, 2000 Although white smoke can billow from an exhaust stack in warm weather, the problem is more prevalent when you start a cold engine in sub-zero weather. Look around the truck stop this morning. The plum...
Transportation International takes the hassle out of spec’ing a new truck March 1, 2000 Finding the right truck for the job is a time-consuming task. International wants to change that with the launch of its truck locator, an electronic database which gives truckers the power to scan the...
Transportation What Next? March 1, 2000 Years from now, when the hair-raising sound of truck air horns blasting Parliament Hill and the sight of owner/operators massing in parking lots to shout their frustrations are distant memories, this ...
Ontario taxing safety: OTA preview image Transportation Ontario taxing safety: OTA March 1, 2000 TORONTO, Ont. - The Ontario Trucking Association (OTA) recently unveiled a new study showing that the province of Ontario levies a higher sales tax load on its trucking industry than any neighbouring ...