83rd Expanded Web Edition Canadian Trucking Magazine by CTM MAGAZINE

Dave brings 40 years of valuable and interesting experience in transportation, management, safety, business and compliance. Dave has driven in every condition across North America and overseas as Military, Police, Company Driver to an Owner Operator to transportation management. Now our Celebrity Editor Publisher of Canadian Trucking Magazine bringing you articles and entertainment in print and on the web. Join Dave on Face Book for real time updates and meet at your favorite stop or truck show! Be Happy to say Hi and maybe get a picture or two. See you down the road.

What an exciting month with hitting all the truck stops and all the shows and talking to you on Chrome & Steel Radio. I have started putting more videos of what we do on the facebook page so it brings you the events even closer. For those of you who don’t FB, I will try to figure a way to get them on the web site. Some we already embed into the expanded web edition on the web site, so if you go there and click on the link you will enjoy some awesome videos. Front cover the Fionn MacCool’s gals of course as thanks for the great support at the Canadian Trucking Show as you can see on pages 4 and 5 of this printed Edition. Enough said as the following pages speak for themselves. Bottom right picture you can see how much I hate these photo shoots. Pages 21,22,23 a new contributor to your magazine, Polar from Alberta with some really great products and priced right. When you call these Ads in the magazine, don’t forget to more than mention CTM so they know where the referral came from.

Chrome & Steel Radio is on pages 38 & 39 and how to tune in to listen I am on there and more important other interesting people and subjects that really help past the time and enjoy those miles or pass down time. September magazine is going to be packed, watch FB and see. This 48 pager as readers know is always just a teaser with the tip of the iceberg with more entertainment in the 100+ pages of the Web edition. Always first out on our FaceBook Page. Did you know CTM now has over 14,000+ fans on facebook and our digital magazine has hit over 122,000 readers ! Thank-you ! LIKE our FB. See more in the digital magazine and the next few pages, digital does not limit the amount of good stuff we can provide you! Read on ,,,,,

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To the right was the most fun to can have with your clothes on! Of course taking about the best chicken wing contest ever at the Canadian Trucking Show at Headingley MB in July put on by Fionn MacCool’s on Regent Ave. West in Winnipeg MB. Serving up the great wings was of course the CTM Cover & Centerfold Fionn MacCool’s Gal Paige with Laura (pictured here bottom right) and manager Ryan (seen working hard, blue shirt left corner of the top right picture). Thank-you for the great event at the show Fionn MacCool’s and also setting up your tent and dunk tank for all to enjoy. Winners received gift cards and the rest of those who participated not only got to eat yummy wings by a $5 off coupon on thier next visit. I was happy to have the Fionn MacCool’s event at your Canadian Trucking Show this year under the Querel Trailer Event Tent as I am a regular customer there for my fish Friday and Tuesday Karaoke. Good food and great people. If you don’t live in Winnipeg and in a big truck, I would park in the Home Depot lot behind, I know I can fit a truck and trailer back there. Live in the peg, a no brainer, crossroads shopping centre, whip down and enjoy a treat anytime. They also have location across Canada and in airports.

Pictured above is Laura on the left and Paige on the right from Fionn MacCool’s watching the events unfold at the Canadian Trucking Show. Below see you at the Speedway!!

So much happened at the show this year we were not able to put it all in the 100+ page 82nd July Content Expanded Web Edition still available on line at the CTM web site, so we will bring you items in the next few Editions as well. It is so much better when you want to kill time to enjoy the web edition on your lap top or smart phone as we add so much for your entertainment. After all, that is what this is, your entertainment magazine built for you, and growing with your input. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t forget to utilize the advertisers, thier support keeps us going.

Chrome & Steel Radio covered the 2015 Truck Nationals this month and provided some great pictures in the Expanded web Edition. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t forget to sign up for the World Largest Convoy right in Winnipeg on September 12th, I will see you there. I like to say again thanks for reading CTM and I look forward to hearing from you, than about you.

See you on the road..... Be safe my friends!

Happy Trails.....

Dave

See a great joke you want to share, send it to CTM to print this is your magazine, and enjoy more jokes on the next pages and extra on the web

QUEREL TRAILERS ARE YOUR TRAILER EXPERTS By Dave MacKENZIE

Above Richard Wiebe (left) Bruce Querel (Right) accepting another award as Etnyre Dealer of the Year. Why Querel, just drop in and find out, like I have done and continue to do. When I have a question about trailers or what is legal or not, I just ask Bruce or Richard. Not to mention they support and advertise Querel Products in your magazine here at the best bang for your buck. Not only trailers, but you can pick up batteries and Xp3 here too. Querel Trailers has been providing contractors, road builders, forestry professionals and long haulers with quality new and used semi-trailers for over seven years. With +35 years trailer sales experience behind it, Querel Trailers has the industry expertise needed to ensure its customers get top-quality products at reasonable prices. Querel's Trailers has a large inventory to choose from. The company stocks 50, 55 and 60 tonne lowbeds, C/W Jeeps and boosters, tandem steel and aluminum end dumps with box liners, tri-axle steel and aluminum end dumps and mechanical detaches.

Querel is based in Manitoba, but can and does provide service across the country thanks to unrestricted territorial agreements with manufacturers. As part of its commitment to service, Querel will deliver trailers to its customers' home place of business, anywhere between Ontario and British Columbia. Querel staff offers extensive product and industry knowledge meaning an informed comparison can be done right in the shop. Not only will they provide everything a customer needs to know about the trailer and its components, but Querel staff is wellversed in regulation requirements and restrictions so customers can make sure they leave with the right purchase. Querel Trailers comes backed by a solid reputation that makes the company name synonymous with quality products and exceptional service. Querel Trailers were also an official sponsor of the Canadian Trucking Show with the Querel Event Tent where four bands played and events took place. Thanks again Querel Trailers!

This is where you should go to!

By Dawn Truell ~ CBS ~ CBSA & CBP

Load Securement â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Know Before You Go

In this era of heightened security due to various terrorism acts we are now required to have load securement devices, policies and procedures.

These requirements are meant as a deterrent in an attempt to dissuade the drug smugglers and human traffickers from gaining access to our loads. With the Dawn of the C-TPAT and FAST Programs; Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism and Free And Secure Trade, came the heightened security measures. PIP Partners In Protection, our own Canadian Program has been around since 1995, we were ahead of the rest of the world in our attempts to fight the battle against terrorism. Trucks are front and centre in the world of International Freight Transportation as we all are aware therefore the strictest load securement regulations have hit the Transportation Industry hard. We are not only required to lock our Tractor Cabs but also our Trailers, storage compartments trailer doors and in some cases even the cargo itself. Ocean and Air Freight have also been hit hard, Containers absolutely have to be secured with locking devices and seals to prevent and manipulation or tampering before during and after transport. Why is the government on both sides of the borders insisting on these heightened security measures? If you are like most of us, we hear everyday on the news about drug smuggling events, human trafficking events, bomb threats, heists, and drivers getting killed for their cargo, not to mention the accidents that happen within the transportation industry as well. These measures are for our safety as much as they are for security. The requirements for Trucks are as follows: you must have your loads secured at all times, your cab must be equipped with locks on all doors and when you are not in your cab you are required to keep all of the doors locked. You are required to turn off your truck when not on the road travelling, sitting idle is no longer allowed due to both security as well as the environmental concerns.

During domestic travel your trailer is required to be locked and sealed with either a padlock device or a bull dog style seal. During International transport you are required to Seal your trailers with a high security seal that meets the ISO PAS 17712:2010. If you are a CTPAT, FAST and PIP Certified Company you are aware of this fact and as you are also aware, if you, being driver and company, are caught without a Seal that meets this standard you will receive a warning,

second warning you will receive notice that if you are caught again without a Seal you will be removed from these programs by CBP and CBSA, there is no third strike as you are out. Just in case you are wondering, this applies to both sides of the Land Driven borders both Canada and the U.S.A., for International Sea travel these regulations apply to all Ocean port freight; these regulations also apply for International Air freight. Both U.S. Customs and Border Protection and Canada Border Services Agency have a complex mission for protecting our borders with a broad range of law enforcement authorities for screening all foreign visitors, returning citizens as well as all imported cargo that enters our countries at over 600 land, air and sea ports. In the aftermath of the terroristâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s attacks from 911 the U.S.A. began developing antiterrorism programs such as the FAST Free And Secure Trade program and the C-TPAT Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism. These programs along with the CSI Container Security Initiative, PIP Partners In Protection and the TTP Trusted Traders Program known both to Canada and the EU European Union; have put forth a fight against terrorism worldwide. CSI addresses maritime container security, with over 11 million maritime containers arriving in

North American ports, under the requirements there must be a 7 point inspection done prior to the loading of goods into the container and for load securement requiring containers to be Sealed with High Security Seals that meet or exceed the ISO PAS 17712:2010 standard. All containers are prescreened utilizing large-scale X-ray, gamma ray machines and radiation detection devices prior to departing all ports. Land borders cross over 11 million trucks and 2.7 million rail cars every year. All drivers and conductors are responsible for knowing what is inside of every tractor, trailer, container and rail car. With the implementation of such programs as the C-TPAT, PIP and FAST, heightened security measures protecting our borders that have become mandatory as in the regulations for locks and seals on all trailers, containers and rail cars are clearly making a giant step in the right direction. Having given all of this information regarding border protection, here is a listing of load securement devices as per requirements: 17-point inspections of conveyances must be conducted prior to all shipments. Stickers that State “SECURED” may be affixed to the contents in the trailer and to the goods that are stored in a Warehouse. LTL carriers must use a high-security padlock or similar locking device when operating domestically and must have strict controls limiting access to all keys or combinations. TL Carriers domestically must also utilize a high-security padlock or similar locking device such as a bulldog seal. For all International Border Crossing Trucks a High-Security Bolt Seal or Cable Seal that meets the ISO PAS 17712:2010 must be utilized.

Please be very aware that there are many “knock-offs” of these seals that claim to be C-TPAT Certified and/or ISO Certified which in fact are not; you need to be very careful of your source. For LTL consolidation, once the freight has been sorted and loaded, the trailer must be affixed with the high-security seal that meets the ISO PAS 17712:2010 standard. Container Security regulations, a high-security seal that meets the ISO PAS 17712:2010 standard must be used.

For further information regarding anti terrorism programs, C-TPAT, PIP, FAST, CSA, AEO, EU, please contact Cross Border Services at: Dawn Truell Cross Border Services 905-973-9136 dawntruell@gmail.com www.crossborderservices.org www.c-tpat-certified.com.

crossborderservices@cogeco.net

Note from Dave!

If you see suspicious activity, persons asking you for a ride across the border in your vehicle, a loose lipped driver talking about smuggling loads of weapons or drugs, do us all a big favour and contact authorities. Try to get as much information as possible without becoming involved and shut these bad guys down. They are bad for our business.

CALL BORDER WATCH~

1.888.502.9060

Eight things your neighbor probably doesn’t understand about professional drivers

By; Ellen Voie CAE, President/CEO Women in Trucking

The public perception of professional drivers has often been based on misunderstanding due to the media and movie industry’s portrayal of these hard working men and women. Although there are numerous image campaigns in the trucking industry, most of them focus on the importance of the industry itself instead of trying to change the image of the person behind the wheel. Your neighbor might not understand what your life is like as a professional driver and more importantly, how your job affects their lifestyle. Here are eight things your neighbor probably doesn’t know about you, but should. This list isn’t comprehensive and I’m sure you can think of many more things you’d like your friends to know about your career, but this is a start. #1. Driving a truck for a living is not an easy job. You can’t just hop into a tractor-trailer and take it out on the highway without extensive training. It’s not an unskilled job that just anyone can do. It takes time and effort to learn how to shift and how to turn corners and how to back into a dock. It’s not easy! #2. Being a professional driver isn’t just a job, it’s a lifestyle. When your neighbor goes to work each morning and returns home at night, his or her kids might not even know if their mom or dad changes jobs or careers because it doesn’t affect them in the same way it will affect the child of a professional driver. It was years before my daughter learned that some daddies were home every Wednesday! #3. Just because you are away from home a lot doesn’t mean you are unfaithful or that your marriage is in trouble. Your neighbor will judge your family situation based on their own. So, if they think you stay away because you’re unhappy, it’s their perception. Many folks still assume that you’re unfaithful because you travel often and have the opportunity to cheat on your spouse. Remind them that cheating relates to values, not time apart. #4. You can’t just make plans for a week from Thursday because you don’t know if you’ll be home or not. This one was always one of the most difficult aspects of the

trucking lifestyle to explain. No, I cannot RSVP to your daughter’s wedding next June, so it’s easier to decline the invitation. People just don’t understand how unpredictable your job can be when you’re delivering loads around the country. #5. Remember who is the professional! If I had the choice of driving alongside a family in an SUV in a snowstorm, or running alongside an eighteen-wheeler, I would chose the big rig. I just don’t trust non-commercial drivers as much as I do those professionals who are well trained and more observant. When people complain about big trucks sharing the highway, I remind them that the professional is the one who is more capable and trustworthy on the road than those drivers with less training. #6. Yes, trucks do own the road! Without trucks paying for the taxes that fund road projects, the highways wouldn’t be the same. From fuel taxes to IRS taxes, to tolls to mileage taxes, the trucking industry pays for the roads and their upkeep. Those four wheelers just don’t realize how little they pay, and don’t even think about how little those electric vehicles are paying for our roads! #7. If your neighbor only understood that your job keeps his kitchen stocked, his car’s tank filled, and his children clothed. He doesn’t always understand the supply chain and how you and your truck allow him to enjoy the products he uses every day. Maybe he needs a lesson in the importance of the trucking industry and its effect on the economy. #8. You’re not driving a truck until you find something better. For some, being a professional driver is the job of last resort, but for most of you, it’s your career. Sure, there are people who are always looking for something that pays better and allows you to have a different lifestyle, but not all drivers are seeking a way out. Feel free to show this article to your neighbor the next time you feel misunderstood. You just might change his or her opinion of you, one neighbor at a time. Women In Trucking Association, Inc. is a nonprofit association established to encourage the employment of women in the trucking industry, promote their accomplishments and minimize obstacles faced by women working in the trucking industry. Membership is not limited to women, as 16 percent of its members are men who support the mission.

For more information visit;

www.womenintrucking.org or call 888-464-9482 Ellen Voie CAE, President/CEO

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Meet Norm Verboom & Pat Southall the Beaver Truck Centre team now in Brandon Manitoba Canada. The Canadian Trucking Magazine Family were there on site for the grand opening and what a building this is. More pictures in the Expanded web Edition but a must stop and see yourself. The team at Beaver Truck Centre has been welcoming customers through thier doors since 1997. As Manitoba's award winning Volvo, Hino and Prevost superstore, you probably already know they have exceptional Sales, Parts and Service offerings. You may even know about the many awards they've won over the years. What you may not know is that at Beaver Truck Centre, they have a single-minded focus and thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s to keep you profitable. Whether you are an owneroperator, own a fleet, or transport goods as support to your primary operations, thier commitment is to keep you moving so you can focus on your business.

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By Marc Palud Xp3 Canada Xp3 is the Fuel Upgrader

X p 3

Every once in a while, we come across new technologies that improves our lifestyles, businesses and health. Getting access to new products & services capable of positive changes has always been an exciting part of life. The challenge consumers face in today's marketplace is finding products that stand out from the others, doing our research, then personally putting the product to the test. Xp3 is one of those new and important technologies that is making positive changes to owner operators and fleets all over the transportation industry.

Without Xp3 Treated Fuel

A 他 ton diesel truck that normally consumes 16 litres to travel 100 kilometers, assuming that the cost of diesel is at $1 per litre and the truck has a 100 litre tank. One tank will get 625 kilometers of distance travelled at a cost of $100 for the diesel for a per kilometer cost of 16 cents per km.

With Xp3 Enhanced Fuel

By being able to extract more energy out of the fuel, the same 他 ton diesel truck gains a minimum of 3% better fuel economy and now consumes 15.5 litres for every 100 kilometers travelled. Add $3 for the Xp3 fuel treatment, and the cost to travel 645 kilometers is $103, for a cost per kilometer travelled being at 16 cents per km. At a 3% improvement, Xp3 becomes a NET-ZERO cost product to use and all of the other benefits gained by using Xp3 are at NO COST. That $3 of Xp3 gained you 20 additional kilometers travelled providing you with an instant return on investment. If your vehicle nets better than a 3% improvement in fuel economy, then Xp3 becomes a profit generator providing you more value than it costs in kilometers travelled alone and all of the other benefits are still at NO COST. See one of our participating dealers for full details. For more information on Xp3, go to

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Canada is now starting to see more truck drivers and owner operators smiling and feeling better about their businesses after they experience first-hand benefits of the new Xp3 Fuel Enhancer.

Bottom Right, Matt Kenseth, driver of the #20 Dollar General Toyota, poses with Miss Coors Light Amanda Mertz after qualifying for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Pure Michigan 400 at Michigan International Speedway on August 14, 2015

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Danica Patrick, driver of the #10 Stewart-Haas Racing Chevrolet, poses for a photo opportunity after she announced a multiyear deal partnership with Nature's Bakery during a press conference on August 18, 2015 in Kannapolis, North Carolina. The partnership will begin with the 2016 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season.

Denny Hamlin, driver of the #11 FedEx Ground Toyota, poses with Miss Coors Light Amanda Mertz and the Coors Light Pole award after qualifying for pole position for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Irwin Tools Night Race at Bristol Motor Speedway on August 21, 2015 in Bristol, Tennessee.

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It seems like yesterday but 40 years ago Jack Shields and his 3 sons (Clarence, Jim & John) started their first restaurant an A&W, in a small northern town called Fort McMurray. At that time there were less then 5,000 people living in that community. From there they expanded to include the Fort’s first Smitty’s Pancake House & Diary Queen franchises, the Garden Cafe, Willies and Oriellys & the Stags Head Inn. As Fort McMuuray continued to grow so did the Shields family business. In 1986 after the introduction of the Liberal National Energy Program the family lost all their business and were forced to start all over again. Some 25 years ago Jack and Clarence started all over again by operating a restaurant located the Nisku Truck Stop. From there they continued to grow acquiring the Airways Country Inn and numerous other business interests. Brother Jim and his wife Jody ventured off to start a successful greenhouse operation, while John continued on with an award winning career in radio. Blackjacks Roadhouse and Games Room is a brand new building been created to host Clarence’s latest vision, this outstanding and beautiful building features amazing truss work and a 2nd floor grand stage over- looking our room. They boast the best buffet in the area, as well as a great Canadian & Chinese cuisine menu. Our games room is furnished with 25 V.L.T.s, 5 Minute Keno, Sports Select. Watch and play all the sports from our comfortable lounge. Trucker Friendly Please come by anytime and enjoy our menu and great service. Open 24 hours a day featuring specials daily. Spend some time wandering around looking at one of the largest collection of oilfield, trucking and car racing memorabilia dating back some 100 + years.

BLACKJACKS always look forward to the opportunity to be of service.