TREMCAR EXPANDS IN ALBERTA

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It’s nice to see manufacturing expansion in hard-hit Alberta. Tremcar recently announced it’s moving into a larger Edmonton facility – three times the size of its original facility, in fact.

The new shop features 11 bays and sits on 10 acres. Tremcar invested $12 million into the new plant and service facility.

“Oil is still producing and trailers are still on the road,” said the company’s pragmatic owner, Jacques Tremblay. “One day they will be older and they will need maintenance. We don’t have any problem serving the market here and we are very confident (in the future). I don’t have a crystal ball, but sometime down the road, it’s going to turn around.”

You can read the full report, filed by our new Truck West editor Derek Clouthier, here.

Tremcar president/owner Jacques Tremblay speaks to attendees at the company's grand opening event Nov. 4 in Edmonton, AB.
Tremcar president/owner Jacques Tremblay speaks to attendees at the company’s grand opening event Nov. 4 in Edmonton, AB.
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James Menzies is editor of Today's Trucking. He has been covering the Canadian trucking industry for more than 20 years and holds a CDL. Reach him at james@newcom.ca or follow him on Twitter at @JamesMenzies.


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