Canadian Load Board for Carriers, Shippers & Freight Brokers
Logistware is a Canadian load board that helps carriers find truck loads while shippers and freight brokers post freight and source transportation capacity across Canada. In addition, the platform keeps communication, documents and shipment visibility connected across Canadian and Canada–U.S. freight lanes.
Canadian Load Board Platform Built for Modern Freight
The Logistware Canadian load board combines freight discovery, transportation matching, communication, document exchange, shipment tracking and team management in one connected freight platform for carriers, shippers and freight brokers across Canada and key Canada–U.S. freight lanes.
Canadian Truck Load Board
Find truck loads and freight opportunities while connecting transportation demand with available truck capacity across Canadian and cross-border lanes.
- Find available truck loads
- Review lanes and equipment needs
- Connect freight with transportation capacity
Real-Time Freight Tracking
Keep active freight visible while it moves from pickup toward delivery through connected shipment tracking and transportation updates.
- Live GPS shipment visibility
- Automated transportation updates
- Location-based shipment alerts
Live Freight Chat
Keep conversations about freight availability, pickup instructions, delivery requirements and shipment updates connected to the load.
- Freight-focused live communication
- Shipper and carrier coordination
- Keep conversations tied to the workflow
Digital Freight Document Exchange
Keep freight documents and transportation records connected to shipment activity instead of scattering files across separate conversations.
- Keep freight documents organized
- Connect documents to shipment workflows
- Support POD and transportation records
Freight Team & Dispatch Management
Coordinate dispatchers, drivers and transportation team members involved in finding, assigning and managing active freight.
- Coordinate transportation teams
- Support dispatch workflows
- Keep freight activity connected
Carrier & User Vetting
Support stronger freight connections through manual review of submitted profile information and applicable authority and compliance documentation.
- Manual profile review
- Applicable authority information
- Submitted compliance documentation
How the Logistware Canadian Load Board Works From Load to Delivery
The Logistware Canadian load board connects the freight workflow in one platform. Carriers can find truck loads in Canada, while shippers and freight brokers can post freight, source transportation capacity, communicate, exchange documents and maintain shipment visibility through delivery.
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Post or Find Freight
Shippers and freight brokers can post freight in Canada , while carriers can find truck loads that fit their lanes and equipment.
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Connect With Capacity
Review shipment requirements, lanes and equipment to connect freight with suitable truck capacity .
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Review & Book
Review load details and coordinate the transportation arrangement between the parties involved in the shipment.
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Communicate & Share
Keep freight communication and shipment documents connected to the freight workflow.
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Track the Shipment
Maintain real-time freight tracking and shipment visibility while freight moves toward delivery.
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Complete Delivery
Keep delivery activity and applicable transportation documentation connected as the freight workflow is completed.
Take the Canadian Load Board Wherever You Go
Access Logistware from your iPhone, iPad or Android device to find freight, post shipments, track loads and stay connected while your operation is on the move.
Canadian Load Board for Shippers and Carriers
Logistware connects both sides of the Canadian freight marketplace. Shippers and freight brokers can post freight and source truck capacity, while carriers can find truck loads that fit their equipment, lanes and operation.
Load Board for Shippers
Post available freight, find transportation capacity, connect with carriers and maintain visibility as shipments move across Canada and Canada–U.S. lanes.
Explore the Shipper Load BoardTruck Load Board for Carriers
Find available truck loads by lane and equipment, explore local and cross-border freight opportunities, and keep active shipments connected to your operation.
Canadian Load Board Tools for Brokers, Owner-Operators & Dispatchers
The Logistware Canadian load board supports transportation professionals across the freight workflow, from freight brokers sourcing truck capacity to owner-operators finding truck loads and dispatch teams coordinating active freight across Canada and key Canada–U.S. lanes.
Load Board for Freight Brokers
Freight brokers can post freight, source transportation capacity and keep communication connected while coordinating loads between shippers and carriers.
Explore Broker Load Board ToolsTruck Load Board for Owner-Operators
Owner-operators can find truck loads that fit their equipment, preferred lanes and operation while exploring local, regional and cross-border freight opportunities.
Explore the Truck Load BoardDispatch & Transportation Team Tools
Dispatchers and transportation teams can coordinate drivers, assignments and freight activity while keeping team members connected to active shipments and transportation workflows.
Explore Team & Dispatch Management
A Canadian load board for enterprise shippers displayed on a large digital billboard surrounded by major Canadian transportation routes, including Highway 401, Highway 400, Highway 404, Highway 427, QEW, and the Trans-Canada Highway. The image represents a modern digital freight platform for posting loads, booking shipments, comparing freight rates, and managing transportation across Canada.
Canadian Freight Corridors Across Key Markets
Logistware supports freight discovery and transportation workflows across Canada and key Canada–U.S. lanes. In addition, these representative freight corridors show how major transportation markets connect across the broader Canadian freight network.
For example, the Toronto–Windsor corridor represents a southern Ontario freight lane connecting two important transportation markets.
Likewise, the Toronto–Montréal corridor represents an interprovincial connection between Ontario and Quebec freight markets.
Meanwhile, the Montréal–Québec City corridor represents freight movement between two major transportation markets within Quebec.
Similarly, the Calgary–Edmonton corridor represents a key connection between major transportation markets within Alberta.
Farther west, the Vancouver–Calgary corridor represents freight movement between British Columbia and Alberta transportation markets.
Finally, the Windsor–Detroit corridor represents a Canada–U.S. freight connection through the Windsor–Detroit cross-border gateway.
See the Logistware Load Board in Action
See how Logistware brings freight activity into one connected platform for people who post shipments, find truck loads and coordinate transportation. In addition, this platform overview gives carriers, shippers and freight brokers a closer look at the workflow before they open the load board for themselves.
Find Truck Loads in Canada by Equipment Type
First, search freight opportunities that fit your equipment, preferred lanes and transportation operation. Then, explore dedicated Logistware load board pages for common truck, trailer and freight types used across Canada and key Canada–U.S. lanes. In addition, these equipment-specific pages help narrow your search to freight that better matches the capacity you operate.
A Canadian Freight Platform Built Around the Workflow
Logistware brings freight discovery, capacity sourcing, communication, document exchange, shipment visibility and team coordination into one connected platform for carriers, shippers, freight brokers and transportation teams across Canada and Canada–U.S. lanes.
Canadian Freight Focus
Support domestic Canadian freight workflows while connecting transportation activity across key Canada–U.S. lanes.
Cross-Border FreightConnected Freight Workflow
Keep freight discovery, communication, documents and shipment visibility connected within one freight environment.
Explore the Load BoardManual Registration Review
Submitted profile information and applicable authority and compliance documents go through manual review before platform access.
See How Vetting WorksBuilt for Freight Roles
Carriers, shippers, freight brokers, dispatchers and transportation teams can work within the same connected platform.
Explore Shipper ToolsQuestions About the Logistware Canadian Load Board
Learn how carriers, shippers, freight brokers and transportation teams can use Logistware to find freight, source capacity and manage connected transportation workflows across Canada and Canada–U.S. lanes.
01 What is a Canadian load board?
A Canadian load board connects freight demand with transportation capacity. Shippers and freight brokers can post shipments, while carriers can search for available loads that fit their lanes, equipment and operation. Explore the Logistware truck load board.
02 Can carriers find truck loads in Canada with Logistware?
Yes. Carriers and owner-operators can use Logistware to explore available freight by lane and equipment requirements. Find truck loads in Canada.
03 Can shippers and freight brokers post freight?
Yes. Shippers and freight brokers can post shipment information and use Logistware to connect freight with transportation capacity. Learn how to post freight in Canada.
04 Does Logistware support Canada–U.S. cross-border freight?
Logistware supports freight workflows on Canada–U.S. lanes, including finding freight, sourcing capacity, communication and shipment visibility. Customs and regulatory requirements remain the responsibility of the appropriate parties involved in the shipment. Explore Canada–U.S. cross-border freight.
05 What equipment types can carriers find loads for?
Logistware has dedicated freight pages for common equipment and freight types including dry van, reefer, flatbed, hot shot, Sprinter van and LTL freight.
06 How does Logistware review users before platform access?
Registration includes submitted profile information and applicable authority or compliance documents. That information goes through a manual review process before platform access. Learn more about the Logistware vetting process.