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Ontario Ministry allegedly suspending 1,200 truck driving licenses for fraudulent tests

The provincial government has reportedly sent suspension letters to 1,200 truck drivers in Ontario, alleging they cheated on their Class A driving tests.

Clayton DeMaine
Sep 14, 2025
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The provincial government has reportedly sent suspension letters to 1,200 truck drivers in Ontario, alleging they cheated on their Class A driving tests.

Leaked documents reveal the Ministry of Transportation Ontario sent letters to drivers, ordering them to surrender their licenses due to “dishonesty during the Class A testing a…

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A journalist with Juno News focused on telling Canadian stories often over looked by the legacy media. Published on Juno News, True North, the C2C Journal and Durham College's The Chronicle.
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