TRUCK DRIVING JOBS IN CANADA

 EMPLOYERS HIRING TRUCK DRIVERS IN CANADA:  

For truck drivers, the strongest pathways to Canada in 2026 are:

Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) – This is the best option for most foreign truck drivers. Provinces such as Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and some Atlantic provinces regularly nominate experienced truck drivers because of labour shortages. A job offer from a Canadian employer significantly improves your chances. 

Express Entry (Transport occupations) – Canada continues to hold category-based Express Entry draws for eligible transport occupations, which can include truck drivers, making it easier for qualified candidates to receive an invitation for permanent residence.

Employer-sponsored work permit (LMIA) – Many trucking companies hire foreign drivers through an LMIA-supported job offer. After gaining Canadian work experience, many drivers become eligible to apply for permanent residence through a PNP or other economic immigration programs. 

Here are some Canadian trucking companies that accept driver applications:

Canadian Prairie Transport Careers⁠

– Resume email: info@canadianprairie.ca. The company states it is always looking for professional truck drivers. 

Canadian Prairie Transport

Harv Wilkening Transport Careers⁠ – Driver recruitment email: driver.recruitment@kindersleytransport.com. 

Ecco Transport

Neon Freight Careers⁠ – Hiring email: hiring@neonfreight.ca. 

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Haztran Careers⁠ – Resume email: info@haztran.ca. 

Haztran

Eric Transport International Careers⁠ – Resume email: erictransport@etinet.ca. 

Mysite

Hutt's Trucking Careers⁠ – Resume email: admin.huttstrucking@sasktel.net. 

Hutt's Trucking Ltd.

 LOOKING FOR A DESIGNATED EMPLOYER OR AN LMIA JOB OFFER.. 

Attach your, 

Your CV/resumé.

Your truck driving licence.

Proof of driving experience.

CONTACT MADAME RITHA ACADEMIC FOR YOUR APPLICATION SERVICES AT WHATSAPP+255718991625

Be cautious of anyone asking you to pay for a job offer or an LMIA. Legitimate employers may have recruitment processes, but paying for a guaranteed job offer is a common scam.