New CTA Executive Committee
Elected
(Scottsdale, AZ, April 7, 2008) – The Canadian
Trucking Alliance today announced its executive committee line-up for 2008-2010.
The new executive committee reflects a restructuring of the CTA governance model
and contains a number of fresh faces as well as seasoned veterans of the
committee. A new feature of the executive committee composition is the inclusion
of the association managers of all seven provincial trucking associations. The
new CTA Executive Committee comprises:
Officers:
Chairman – Bruno Muller, Caron Transportation
Systems, Sherwood Park, AB
1st Vice Chairman - Paul Easson, Easson’s
Transport Ltd., Berwick, NS
2nd Vice Chairman – Scott Johnston, Siemens
Group of Companies, Saskatoon, SK
Secretary – Mark Seymour, Kriska Transportation,
Prescott, ON
Treasurer – Don Streuber, Bison Transportation
Ltd., Winnipeg, MB
CEO – David Bradley, Canadian Trucking
Alliance
At-Large:
Gord Peddle, D & D Transport Ltd., Mount
Pearl, NF
Gene Orlick, Orlick Transport Ltd., Calgary,
AB
Eric Gignac, Transport Guilbault Ltee., Boucherville,
QC
Scott Smith, JD Smith & Sons Ltd., Concord,
ON
Past Chairmen:
Immediate Past Chairman – Claude Robert, Robert
Transport, Boucherville,
QC
John Stollery, Transforce Income Fund, Montreal,
QC
Dan Einwechter, Challenger Motor Freight,
Cambridge, ON
Allan Robison, Reimer Express Lines Ltd., Winnipeg,
MB
Evan MacKinnon, MacKinnon Transport Ltd., Guelph,
ON
Provincial Association
Managers:
Paul Landry, British Columbia Trucking
Association
Mayne Root, Alberta Motor Transport
Association
Al Rosseker, Saskatchewan Trucking
Association
Bob Dolyniuk, Manitoba Trucking
Association
Stephen Laskowski, Ontario Trucking
Association
Marc Cadieux, Quebec Trucking
Association
Peter Nelson, Atlantic Provinces Trucking
Association
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About CTA -- The Canadian Trucking Alliance is a
federation of provincial trucking associations. We represent a broad
cross-section of the trucking industry—some 4,500 carriers,
owner-operators and industry suppliers. With its head office in Ottawa and
provincial association offices in Vancouver, Calgary, Regina, Winnipeg, Toronto,
Montreal and Moncton, CTA represents the industry’s viewpoint on national
and international policy, regulatory and legislative issues that affect
trucking. www.cantruck.ca
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