Urgent Hiring: LMIA-Approved Truck Drivers for Canada – Visa Sponsorship Available

Are you a skilled truck driver looking to build a better future abroad? Dreaming of working in a well-developed country with a stable income, strong labor laws, and visa sponsorship support? If so, this is the opportunity you’ve been waiting for!

True North Freight Solutions Inc., one of Canada’s most reputable logistics companies based in Mississauga, Ontario, is urgently hiring Truck Drivers (Class 1/AZ). We are actively seeking international candidates who are ready to relocate and work under the Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) program – a crucial step in obtaining a Canadian work visa.

This role offers full visa sponsorship, relocation assistance, and a clear path to Canadian permanent residency. If you have experience operating long-haul or regional trucks and want to secure a future in Canada, apply today!

About True North Freight Solutions Inc.

True North Freight Solutions Inc. has been in operation for over 15 years, servicing clients across North America. With a strong reputation for reliable freight solutions, the company operates a fleet of modern trucks and trailers with cutting-edge tracking systems and a commitment to safety and efficiency.

As a family-oriented business with a diverse team, True North Freight values integrity, punctuality, and professionalism. Whether it’s dry van shipping, temperature-sensitive freight, or cross-border logistics, we handle it all—and we’re proud to call our drivers the backbone of our success.

Visa Sponsorship – LMIA Included

• We are offering complete visa sponsorship for international drivers, including:
• LMIA (Labour Market Impact Assessment) – Approved and ready to file
• Work Permit Support – Guidance through the Canadian work visa process
• Relocation Assistance – Airport pickup, initial accommodation assistance
• Permanent Residency Pathway – Potential for PR under Express Entry or PNP

Job Description

As a Truck Driver at True North Freight Solutions Inc., you will be responsible for transporting goods across various routes in Canada and the United States, depending on your assigned type (long haul, cross-border, or local).

You will operate fully maintained vehicles with GPS tracking, logbooks, and electronic systems for route tracking and fuel efficiency. We expect drivers to maintain strict safety standards, follow all transport regulations, and deliver shipments on time.

Key Responsibilities

Freight Transport & Delivery

• Operate tractor-trailers and heavy trucks to transport goods across provinces and/or the U.S. border
• Plan trip logistics and obtain necessary documentation for transportation
• Load and unload cargo as necessary (assistance provided when required)

Vehicle Operation & Maintenance

• Perform pre-trip, en-route, and post-trip inspections of vehicle systems and equipment
• Ensure vehicle cleanliness, safety, and compliance with federal/provincial regulations
• Report any mechanical issues and schedule repairs as needed

Documentation & Compliance

• Maintain logbooks and electronic logging device (ELD) systems accurately
• Follow company procedures and Canadian/U.S. transport laws
• Complete delivery documentation, fuel receipts, and maintenance logs

Communication & Coordination

• Communicate with dispatchers regarding route status, delays, and emergencies
• Coordinate with customers and warehouse teams for efficient delivery
• Provide exceptional customer service when delivering goods

Qualifications and Requirements

Required:

• Valid Class 1/AZ Driver’s License (or international equivalent with willingness to convert)
• Minimum 2 years of verifiable truck driving experience
• Clean driving record (abstract required)
• Strong understanding of truck operations and basic mechanical knowledge
• Able to pass a pre-employment drug test
• Good communication skills in English (basic verbal and written)

Preferred:

• Experience with long-haul or cross-border trucking
• Familiarity with Canadian or U.S. highway regulations
• Experience operating reefer, flatbed, or dry van trailers

Work Schedule

Type	Details
Hours	Average 10–12 hours/day
Shifts	Flexible (day/night); weekend trips may apply
Routes	Domestic (Ontario, Quebec, Alberta) & U.S. border (optional)
Days Off	Rotational (5 days on / 2 days off)

Salary & Benefits

Benefit	Details
Salary	CAD $26 – $30 per hour (based on experience)
Weekly Hours	45–60 hours/week
Overtime Pay	Provided (as per provincial regulations)
Housing Support	Temporary accommodation support on arrival
Medical Insurance	Provided after 3-month probation
Annual Leave	2 weeks/year + statutory holidays
Bonuses	Performance-based and safe driving bonuses
End of Service	Gratuity as per Canadian labor laws

Why Move to Canada?

Canada offers one of the highest qualities of life in the world, with strong labor laws, public healthcare, and opportunities for families to grow and thrive. As a truck driver in Canada, you benefit from:

• High Demand & Job Security
• Safe Driving Conditions
• Well-Regulated Industry
• Pathway to Permanent Residency
• Multicultural & Friendly Communities

You’ll have the opportunity to grow your career, earn a reliable income, and eventually bring your family through sponsorship programs once eligible.

Application Process

We’ve simplified the process to help international applicants:

Step 1: Submit Your Resume
Send your CV, Driver’s License Copy, and Reference Letters to:
📧 Email: hr@truenorthfreight.ca
📞 Phone: +1 (905) 890-7778
Subject Line: “Application for LMIA Truck Driver – [Your Full Name]”

Step 2: Interview & Documentation
Shortlisted applicants will be contacted for an online video interview and asked to provide supporting documents such as:

• Driving abstract
• Passport copy
• Work experience certificate

Step 3: LMIA Processing
If selected, we’ll start the LMIA processing on your behalf and assist with visa paperwork.

Step 4: Relocation & Onboarding
Upon visa approval, we’ll send you your flight itinerary, provide initial accommodation support, and introduce you to our operations team in Mississauga.