Canada Cartage
Talha Yousaf is a seasoned accounting professional with extensive experience in corporate accounting and finance management. Currently serving as the Corporate Accounting Manager at Canada Cartage, Talha leads the preparation of consolidated financial statements for 22 legal entities and manages intercompany transactions, accounts payable, and various tax returns. Previous roles include Senior Accountant at Centennial Plastics Inc, where payroll transition to ADP was successfully managed, and Accounting Manager positions at Stonework Builders and Mark Industries, where Talha enhanced financial operations, conducted investment appraisals, and initiated significant export ventures. Talha also has a background in tax consultancy and auditing from EY, having worked across diverse industries. Educational qualifications include CPA, ACA, MSc in Business Administration, and relevant degrees in Applied Accounting.
Canada Cartage
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COMPANY OVERVIEW Canada Cartage is a leading national provider of customer-located, dedicated trucking services and warehouse solutions. The majority of Canada Cartage’s fleet and drivers are dedicated to specific customers and reside at their locations. Since its founding in 1914, Canada Cartage has provided a complete range of transportation services, specializing in the provision of fully outsourced, customer-located, dedicated trucking services. Canada Cartage was one of the first carriers to offer this service to Canadian companies and is currently one of the largest in the country, supplying dedicated fleet solutions to many corporations, some for more than 50 years. Canada Cartage’s operations are located in British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Ontario and Quebec. OUR MISSION To be Canada’s most respected and trusted outsourced trucking fleet managers. Our customers can rely on us to represent them as well as they would represent themselves, demonstrating unparalleled dedication, accountability and leadership. They can count on us to manage—or co-manage—their fleets as if they were our own.