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Members of Caledon Community Road Safety Advocacy Group recently staged a roadside demonstration to raise public awareness about calls for a government crackdown on substandard truck driver training, licensing and illegal truck yards. Peter Uduehi photo
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Canada’s tax agency may be the key to driving dangerous truck operators off Peel’s roads

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By Peter Uduehi | Mississauga.com Unsafe truck drivers and companies will continue to operate on Peel Region's roads if existing tax laws are not enforced by the Canada  Revenue Agency (CRA),…

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