Areas we serve
Western Canada
The West runs on the Trans-Canada and Highway 16. Four provinces, four sets of weight rules, and transit measured in days rather than hours: this is an area where planning is worth more than speed.
What heads west: jobsite equipment, industrial machinery, structural steel, modules and prefabricated materials. What comes back: farm machinery, oil and gas equipment, wood products out of British Columbia. As with the Maritimes, the price hinges on what can be found for the return, and that is where the carrier network earns its keep.
Every province crossed applies its own weight and dimension limits. A piece that is legal in Ontario may need a permit in Manitoba and an escort in Alberta. We assemble the permits province by province before departure, not en route.
The mountains add a constraint of their own. The British Columbia passes (Rogers, Kicking Horse, Coquihalla) close without notice in winter and require chains for much of the season. We build those windows into the schedule we quote rather than discovering them on the road.
Typical loads
- Machinery and heavy equipment
- Structural steel
- Modules and prefabricated buildings
- Oversize loads under permit
Industries we serve
- Oil, gas and energy
- Agriculture and farm machinery
- Forestry and wood products
- Mining and heavy construction
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Areas we serve
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Ontario and the 401 corridor
Toronto, Ottawa, Hamilton and Kingston. The densest interprovincial corridor in the country.
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New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, via Highway 85 and the Trans-Canada.
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Freight moving from the United States into Canada. Customs, paperwork and carrier in one place.
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Montreal, Quebec City, the Eastern Townships, Beauce, Mauricie and Saguenay. Loading anywhere in the province.
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