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Canada

As of October 23, 2026, Northern Resource Trucking has no open roles listed.

About Northern Resource Trucking

With a collective vision for northern development & ownership, a team of people came together to form Northern Resource Trucking in 1986. NRT is a limited partnership comprised of twelve First Nations & Métis partners from communities throughout northern Saskatchewan, along with Trimac Transportation. The partnership was formed by northern people for northern people and continues to help build the northern economy. Our fleet covers the immense distance between northern mine sites and Canada, hauling consumables, general freight, liquid bulk & dry bulk commodities, machinery, and over-dimensional loads. NRT has maintained an excellent safety record that is exemplary in the industry. Our business expertise, knowledge, and experience make NRT the best of the best. The caring + nurturing environment gives the potential to the staff to develop + grow. Over the past 30 years, NRT has trained drivers, dispatchers, and administrative staff. Our sizable fleet, some of whom are northern owner-operators and independent business people, speak to the success of NRT.

Employees
11 to 50
Headquarters
Canada

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Is Northern Resource Trucking hiring right now?
Northern Resource Trucking has no open roles listed as of October 23, 2026. Roles appear here as soon as they are posted on Northern Resource Trucking's careers site.
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Northern Resource Trucking is headquartered in Canada.
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