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Safe and Secure Freight Transport with Proper Packaging Solutions – Consider size, weight, shape and fragility to find the best packaging options. LTL freight shipping involves multiple handling and transfers and can expose your shipment to road hazards, temperature changes, and other potential risks. Protect your cargo from damage or loss with the right packaging.… Continue reading A Guide to Properly Prepare Goods for LTL Shipping

Customer Bulletin – Weather Delays in Saskatoon Winter weather conditions in Saskatoon are causing hazardous road conditions on most highways. There is heavy snow and freezing rain, making it difficult for our drivers and trucks to operate safely. Service delays of 48–72-hours are currently in affect in Saskatoon. Our operations team are working to minimize… Continue reading Service Updates for Saskatoon

Customer Bulletin – Back to Regular Operations Western Canada branches are now back to regular operations. Our teams have been working to get through all delays caused by the weather and are back to picking up and delivering all scheduled shipments. We thank you for all your patience and if you have any questions, please… Continue reading Important Service Updates for Western Canada

Fastfrate Group is pleased to announce Frank Figliomeni has been appointed to the new role of Chief Commercial Officer, effective January 3rd, 2023. In this new role, Frank will be responsible for Fastfrate’s overall commercial growth strategy with a focus on driving business growth and expanding market share in North America. As Chief Commercial Officer,… Continue reading Fastfrate Group Appoints Frank Figliomeni as Chief Commercial Officer

Customer Bulletin – Extreme Cold Weather The extreme cold weather is still affecting parts of Western Canada with active winter storms and snow in parts of BC, making it difficult for our drivers to stay out for long periods of time and trucks to safely be on the roads. The safety of our drivers is… Continue reading Important Service Updates for Western Canada

Customer Bulletin – Extreme Cold Weather Parts of Western Canada is experiencing extreme cold weather conditions some locations are experiencing -40°C to -50°C degrees temperatures making it difficult for our drivers to stay out for long periods of time. The safety of our drivers is very important to us. These adverse cold conditions may result… Continue reading Important Service Updates for Western Canada