Much like its southern neighbor, Canada is home to robust manufacturing industries that produce nearly everything from food and beverages to furniture to cars and kids’ toys, and beyond. It is not enough for these manufacturers and farms to produce these goods, however; commercial logistics dictate that carriers must be used to deliver goods, often by truck, all across Canada. These commercial logistics include finding warehouses to rent or even buy, along with commercial logistics such as hiring trucking companies whose vehicles can handle specialized cargo. If such commercial logistics are handled correctly, many sorts of goods can be transported across Canada safely and on time. What is more, Canada’s single largest trade partner, the United States, also has many trucks to offer, and the two nations perform a lot of truck-based trade along their expansive land border. What is there to know about Canadian shipping today?