Challenger Motor Freight – Toronto, Ontario (ON)
Transportation & Logistics Jobs in Canada
Find transportation and logistics jobs across Canada, from driving and warehouse work to dispatch, coordination and supply chain roles. Listings come from carriers, warehouses, distribution centres and logistics firms in Toronto, Mississauga, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver and Montreal. Every listing links to the employer, so you apply directly with them.
Challenger Motor Freight – Toronto, Ontario (ON)
Challenger Motor Freight – Toronto, Ontario (ON)
Ecolab Inc. – Mississauga, Ontario (ON)
$26.44 / hrEcolab Inc. – Mississauga, Ontario (ON)
$26.44 / hrGestion de Personnel 10-04 – Saint-Laurent, Quebec (QC)
Olymel – Boucherville, Quebec (QC)
Stock Transportation – St Albert, Alberta (AB)
$28.84 / hrStock Transportation – Hearst, Ontario (ON)
$21.74 / hrStock Transportation – Whitby, Ontario (ON)
Stock Transportation – Kapuskasing, Ontario (ON)
$21.74 / hr
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Questions about transportation & logistics jobs in Canada
Not for every role. Warehouse worker, package handler and driver helper roles need no commercial licence. Driving a tractor trailer needs a Class 1 licence, or Class AZ in Ontario, plus an air brake endorsement in most cases.
Local drivers work around one city and are usually home each day. Regional drivers cover a wider area. Long haul drivers travel between provinces and sometimes into the United States, spending several nights on the road.
Yes. Warehouse, package handling and driver helper roles are common starting points, and some employers train new staff. For driving, some carriers support new drivers through licence training.
Some are, but only for office based work. Dispatch, coordination and planning roles can be remote or hybrid. Driving, warehouse and delivery roles are done in person.