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As of Sep 1, 2021 Note: Fax: 780-454-7351 Email: [email protected] website: truckall.ca As of Sep 1, 2021 Note: "*" indicates Original Carrier, selected if Bill of Lading not routed Carriers B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Dukes Freight Services & Warehousing Grimshaw Trucking Ltd. Hi-way 9 Express Ltd. Hifab Transport Kindersley Transport Ltd. Lac La Biche Transport Ltd. LaCrete Transport (79) Ltd. Leduc Truck Service Ltd. Loadsafe Crossborder Freight Services Inc. Maiko's Trucking (1990) Ltd. Oil City Express Pacific Northwest Freight Systems Provost Freight Lines Inc. Red Lion Express Inc. Whitecourt Transport Inc. Willy's Trucking Service TOWN CARRIER DAYS LEAVING TIME ABBOTSFORD, BC Kindersley Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ABEE B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Tues/Thurs service only 8:00 PM ACADIA VALLEY Hi-way 9 Express Ltd. Daily, Delivery, Wednesday 8:00 PM ACHESON Maiko's Trucking (1990) Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ACHESON Red Lion Express Inc. Daily 8:00 PM ACHESON Willy's Trucking Service Daily 8:00 PM ACME Hi-way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ADANAC, SK Kindersley Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM AINSWORTH, BC Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM AIRDRIE *Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM AIRDRIE B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM AIRDRIE Grimshaw Trucking Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM AIRDRIE Hifab Transport Daily 8:00 PM AKLAVIK, NT Grimshaw Trucking Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ALBERTA BEACH *Maiko's Trucking (1990) Ltd. Daily 12:00 noon ALBERTA BEACH Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ALBERTA BEACH Red Lion Express Inc. Daily 8:00 PM ALBERTA NEWSPRINT COMPANYWhitecourt Transport Inc. Daily 8:00 PM ALBIAN MINE Grimshaw Trucking Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ALBIAN SANDS Grimshaw Trucking Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ALCOMDALE Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ALCOMDALE Maiko's Trucking (1990) Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ALCOMDALE Red Lion Express Inc. Daily 8:00 PM ALDER FLATS Hi-way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ALDERSYDE Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ALDERSYDE Hifab Transport Daily 8:00 PM ALEXIS Maiko's Trucking (1990) Ltd. Daily 12:00 noon ALHAMBRA B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ALHAMBRA Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ALIX B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ALIX Hi-way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ALLIANCE *Hi-way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ALLIANCE Provost Freight Lines Inc. Daily 8:00 PM ALPAC MILL near Athabasca B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ALPEN B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ALSASK Hi-way 9 Express Ltd. Daily, Delivery Tuesday 8:00 PM ALSIKE Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily: Del Tues & Thurs 8:00 PM Truck-All Delivery Schedule As of Sep 1, 2021 2 TOWN CARRIER DAYS LEAVING TIME ALTARIO *Hi-way 9 Express Ltd. Daily, Delivery, Wednesday 8:00 PM ALTARIO Provost Freight Lines Inc. Daily 8:00 PM ALTONA, MB Kindersley Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM AMBER VALLEY Grimshaw Trucking Ltd. Daily: Del Tues & Thurs 8:00 PM AMISK *Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM AMISK B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM AMISK B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Daily, Tues, Thurs Delivery 8:00 PM AMISK Provost Freight Lines Inc. Daily 8:00 PM ANDREW B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Daily, Friday Delivery 8:00 PM ANDREW Maiko's Trucking (1990) Ltd. Daily 12:00 noon ANZAC *Grimshaw Trucking Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ANZAC Lac La Biche Transport Ltd. Daily: Quoted Freight Only 8:00 PM ANZAC Oil City Express Daily 8:00 PM ARCHEWILL, SK Kindersley Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ARCOLA, SK Kindersley Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ARDMORE *B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ARDMORE Grimshaw Trucking Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ARDROSSAN *Maiko's Trucking (1990) Ltd. Daily 12:00 noon ARDROSSAN B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ARDROSSAN Red Lion Express Inc. Daily 8:00 PM ARMENA B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ARMENA Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 P M ARMSTRONG, BC Kindersley Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ARROWWOOD Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ASHMONT *B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Daily, Tuesday Delivery 8:00 PM ASHMONT Grimshaw Trucking Ltd. Daily: Del Tues & Wed 8:00 PM ASSINIBOIA, SK Kindersley Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ASSUMPTION *LaCrete Transport (79) Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ASSUMPTION Grimshaw Trucking Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ATHABASCA *B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ATHABASCA Grimshaw Trucking Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ATHABASCA Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily: Del Tues - Sat 8:00 PM ATHABASCA Maiko's Trucking (1990) Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ATHALMER, BC Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM ATIKAMEG Grimshaw Trucking Ltd. Tuesday 8:00 PM ATLIN, BC Pacific Northwest Freight SystemsDaily 8:00 PM ATMORE *B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM Truck-All Delivery Schedule As of Sep 1, 2021 3 TOWN CARRIER DAYS LEAVING TIME ATMORE Grimshaw Trucking Ltd. Daily: Del Friday 8:00 PM ATMORE (GAS PLANT) Lac La Biche Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM AURORA MINE Grimshaw Trucking Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BALDONNEL, BC Willy's Trucking Service Daily 8:00 PM BALZAC B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BALZAC Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BANFF Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BAPTISTE LAKE *B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BAPTISTE LAKE Grimshaw Trucking Ltd. Daily: Del Tues - Fri 8:00 PM BARNWELL Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BARONS Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BARRHEAD *Red Lion Express Inc. Daily 8:00 PM BARRHEAD Hi-way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BARRHEAD Grimshaw Trucking Ltd. Daily: Del Thursday 8:00 PM BARRHEAD Maiko's Trucking (1990) Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BASHAW *Hi-way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BASHAW B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BASHAW Provost Freight Lines Inc. Daily 8:00 PM BASSANO Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BATTLEFORD, SK B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BAWLF *Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BAWLF Provost Freight Lines Inc. Daily 8:00 PM BAY TREE Grimshaw Trucking Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BEACON HILL B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Daily, HFPU in Cold Lake 8:00 PM BEAR TRAP SITE *B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BEAR TRAP SITE Grimshaw Trucking Ltd. Daily: Del Monday 8:00 PM BEARBERRY Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily: Del As Required 8:00 PM BEAUMONT *Leduc Truck Service Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BEAUMONT Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 1:00 PM BEAUMONT Maiko's Trucking (1990) Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BEAUSEJOUR, MB Kindersley Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BEAVER CREEK, YT Pacific Northwest Freight SystemsDaily 8:00 PM BEAVER CROSSING B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BEAVER LAKE Lac La Biche Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BEAVERDAM B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Daily, HFPU in Cold Lake 8:00 PM BEAVERLODGE Grimshaw Trucking Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BEAVERLODGE Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM Truck-All Delivery Schedule As of Sep 1, 2021 4 TOWN CARRIER DAYS LEAVING TIME BEAVERLODGE Willy's Trucking Service Daily 8:00 PM BEECHY, SK Kindersley Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BEISEKER Hi-way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BELLEVUE Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BELLEVUE Hifab Transport Daily 8:00 PM BELLIS B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Tues service only 8:00 PM BELLIS Maiko's Trucking (1990) Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BELLSHILL LAKE Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BEN'S LAKE B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Daily: Delivery Tues & Fri 8:00 PM BENALTO B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Delivery, Tuesdays & 8:00 PM Fridays BENALTO Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily: Del Tues - Sat 8:00 PM BENTLEY *Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BENTLEY B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BERGEN, AB Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily: Del As Required 8:00 PM BERTWELL, SK Kindersley Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BERWYN *Willy's Trucking Service Daily 8:00 PM BERWYN Grimshaw Trucking Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BEZANSON *Grimshaw Trucking Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BEZANSON Willy's Trucking Service Daily 8:00 PM BIG HORN FIRST NATION B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Daily, Tues & Thurs 8:00 PM Delivery BIG HORN FIRST NATION Grimshaw Trucking Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BIG RIVER, SK Kindersley Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BIG STONE, AB Grimshaw Trucking Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BIG VALLEY Hi-way 9 Express Ltd. Daily, Delivery Thursday 8:00 PM BIGGAR, SK Kindersley Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BINDLOSS Hi-Way 9 Express Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BIRCH HILLS, SK Kindersley Transport Ltd. Daily 8:00 PM BIRCH LAKE GAS PLANT B & R Eckel's Transport Ltd. Daily, Tues &. Fri Delivery 8:00 PM BISTCHO LAKE LaCrete Transport (79) Ltd.
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