Saskatchewan Trucking Association

The Saskatchewan Trucking Association is the leader and voice for truck transport in the province of Saskatchewan.

As proactive trusted advisors, the STA is a knowledgeable membership association that represents the collective interests of the truck transport industry through authentic advocacy and education.

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Ottawa To lift T4A Moratorium in Major Step Towards Combating the Underground Economy in Trucking

Ottawa To lift T4A Moratorium in Major Step Towards Combating the Underground Economy in Trucking

Oct 30, 2025 | Advocacy, Government, News Releases

A major step aimed at curbing the notorious Driver Inc. misclassification scheme fuelling the growth of the underground economy in...

SGI Outlines 2025 Carrier Oversight Strategy at STA AGM

SGI Outlines 2025 Carrier Oversight Strategy at STA AGM

Oct 24, 2025 | AGM, Safety

Regina, SK — During the Saskatchewan Trucking Association’s (STA) Annual General Meeting, Matt Britton, Senior Director, Driver Development & Vehicle...

National Road-Safety & Carrier Oversight Advances — What Saskatchewan Carriers Should Know

National Road-Safety & Carrier Oversight Advances — What Saskatchewan Carriers Should Know

Oct 23, 2025

In October 2025, the CCMTA Board wrapped up its fall meeting in Ottawa and announced a number of strategic moves...

Driver of the Month

Zoran Gjurichanin | December 2025

Congratulations to Zoran Gjurichanin with Federated Co-operative Limited who is the STA Professional Driver of the Month for December 2025!

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Membership

Get involved! Work with the STA and industry leaders to be the voice for truck transport in the province of Saskatchewan.

Training

The STA offers a variety of training courses created specifically for the commercial trucking industry.

Advocacy

The trucking industry plays a very important role in our economy and the STA speaks on behalf of commercial carriers in the province and across Canada.

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