How far into Canada?

With Stevens? Toronto area.

 

I've seen Stevens trucks at a shipper in Trenton Ontario.

 

1995 took a PPG load from Louisville, KY to Edmonton, AB. The weather was amazingly nice. Then picked up a Cargill meat load at High River, AB and took to Seattle thru Crowsnest Pass . That was back in the days of Flat top T600's with 350 Detroit's. No Jakes.
The Rockies in BC make the mountain's in the US look like "Mole Hill'S".

 

Use to run to Edmonton and Calgary via Vancouver years ago when I drove for PIE. The Frazier River valley is absolutely incredible.
And I agree...the mountains are MUCH bigger!

 

A lot has happens since 1995 and "years ago." does anyone have more current info?

 

Current info on what? the thread asks how far into Canada you have traveled.

 

True enough. The guy said he wants to go there when he gets a job, so I'm not sure how far a driver could go in 1995 will help him much.

 

Ok, currently Stevens runs all along the 401 from Detroit up to Montreal. They cross at all the major crossing's, Buffalo, Detroit, Sarnia, Niagra Falls, Thousand Island, Cornwall, And Champlain. Out west they cross at Blaine and Sweetgrass.
This is not a complete list by any means, but you get the idea.
You won't cross in eastern Canada and run west to western Canada if that is what you are looking for.
There's enough "ICEY" road trucking in the lower 48 during the winter for everyone.