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In this episode, Mike Millian, President of the Private Motor Truck Council of Canada, returns to discuss the latest regulatory developments shaping the Canadian trucking industry. From National Safety Code harmonization to driver training oversight and misclassification enforcement, the discussion examines key challenges and ongoing progress impacting fleets nationwide. Mike also shares insights on evolving compliance expectations, current economic pressures, and the outlook for carriers across Canada.

Plus hear all about the upcoming Annual PMTC Conference taking place in Niagara Falls from June 16-17, 2026.

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In this episode, we are joined by Thierry Quagliata, Show Manager of Truck World, to explore what makes Canada’s largest trucking trade show a must-attend industry event. From over 500 exhibitors and global participation to interactive features like live repair demonstrations, ride-and-drive experiences, and more, Thierry shares what attendees can expect at this year’s show in Mississauga.

Whether you’re a fleet operator, driver, or supplier, this episode offers a preview of Truck World 2026 and how to make the most of your visit.

Register for Truck World today using code "INTERNATIONAL" for a free pass.

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In this episode, we are joined by Tim Livingstone, Fleet Facilities and Fuel Manager at Kriska Transportation Group, to discuss their fleet’s experience with the International S13 Integrated Powertrain. Tim shares driver feedback on its quiet operation, smooth shifting, and reliable cold-weather performance, along with early fuel-economy improvements and increased DEF consumption. He explains how these factors influence total operating costs while highlighting key lessons learned around spec’ing decisions, uptime expectations, and adapting to new diagnostic and service processes. This conversation offers real-world insights for fleets evaluating new powertrain technology and long-term performance. Tune in now.

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James Menzies, Editor of Today's Trucking and TruckNews.com, returns to review the transportation industry market conditions through the lens of trailer demand, freight rates, and equipment purchasing hesitation. From tariffs and emissions uncertainty to fleets extending trade cycles, James outlines what’s stalling recovery and why the second half of 2026 could signal a turning point. Tune in now.

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In this episode, we’re joined by Eric Streich, EV Specialist from Kalmar Ottawa to explore how they are continuing their legacy of innovation with the third-generation T2 EV electric terminal tractor. Eric shares how an electric yard spotter will reduce emissions, lower operating costs, and improve driver satisfaction with a quieter, familiar cab. Tune in now.

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Dave Embury from Eaton joins us to discuss everything fleets need to know about Endurant transmissions and Eaton’s innovative e-mobility division. We explore the industry’s shift from manual to automated transmissions, highlighting benefits like improved safety, reduced drivetrain wear, and increased fuel efficiency. Looking ahead, we dive into Eaton’s e-mobility solutions for electric vehicles, where transmissions play a vital role in extending battery range.

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Christoph Horn, Fleet Account Executive at Cummins, joins us to unveil the company’s next-generation engine roadmap through 2027. From the all-new Octane 6.7L to the powerful X15, Christoph shares how Cummins is driving advancements in power, fuel efficiency, and durability. He also provides insights into the current regulatory landscape and what it means for fleet planning across the industry. Tune in now to learn more.

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James Menzies, Editor of Today's Trucking and TruckNews.com, returns to unpack the key forces shaping the trucking industry mid-year. From rising equipment costs and unpredictable tariffs to the freight recession's impact on rates and replacement cycles, James offers grounded insights into how fleets are navigating today’s uncertainty. We explore the stability of the medium-duty market, challenges tied to new EPA regulations, and how shifts in EV policy may slow, but not stop, adoption. With 2026 approaching and pre-buy questions mounting, James weighs in on evolving equipment trends and what the remainder of 2025 may bring.