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A group representing Canadian truck drivers is sounding the alarm that the skyrocketing price of diesel could soon be passed down to consumers, asking the federal and provincial governments to step in with financial help before that happens. Diesel prices began to surge last week as ongoing conflict in parts of the Middle East continues to escalate, and the financial shockwaves are now reaching home.“It’s a tough situation,” said Tej Dulat, who represents the Mississauga-based Canada Truck Operators Association. “At this time, small and mid-sized trucking companies are just going with no margins.”Dulat says if prices continue to rise without…
By Wolfgang Depner The Canadian Press Posted September 14, 2026 9:07 am 1 min read…
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