Canada is facing a shortage of skilled truck drivers, especially for heavy truck and long-haul operations. With thousands of openings across provinces like Ontario, Alberta, British Columbia, and Quebec, this is a golden opportunity for experienced drivers seeking stable, high-paying work — including foreign applicants under work permits or LMIA programs.
Job Overview
| Job Title | Location | Salary (CAD/month) |
|---|---|---|
| Long-Haul Truck Driver | Alberta | 5,000 – 7,000 |
| Heavy Truck Operator | Ontario | 4,500 – 6,500 |
| Cross-Border Driver | British Columbia | 5,000 – 7,500 |
Job Responsibilities
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Operate heavy trucks across provinces or borders
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Load and unload cargo safely
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Plan delivery routes using maps and GPS
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Maintain logbooks and inspection reports
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Perform pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections
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Adhere to Canadian traffic laws and safety regulations
Requirements
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Valid commercial driver’s license (Class 1 or A)
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Clean driving record
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Experience with heavy trucks (minimum 1–2 years preferred)
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Ability to handle long-distance travel
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Basic English communication (some roles require CLB level)
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For foreigners: LMIA job offer or employer sponsorship may be required
Benefits
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High monthly income with overtime pay
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Long-term employment contracts
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Visa sponsorship (for eligible candidates)
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Insurance and pension benefits
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Paid vacation and sick days
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Company-maintained vehicles
Who Can Apply
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Canadian residents and PR holders
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Foreign skilled drivers with eligibility to work
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LMIA-approved applicants
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Candidates from India, Pakistan, Philippines, Kenya, Nepal, and Eastern Europe
How to Apply
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Pro Tip:
If you’re applying from outside Canada, make sure your resume follows the Canadian format and includes details about your license class, driving hours, and route types (long haul, local, cross-border, etc.).
