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Out & About with OBAC

Getting out and meeting our members and future members is really important to OBAC. The gallery below shows where we've been lately. Be sure to check out our event calendar to see where we'll be in the near future.

Park & Ritchie NB Convoy

OBAC's Joanne Ritchie and Jim Park were honoured to participate in the NB support convoy in a Freightliner Cascadia very kindly loaned to them for the day by Valley Truck Sales of Hartland, NB. Joanne and Jim leaned on a few of their industry friends and collected $2,000 for the cause. Thanks to Roxanne and Jo Anne for inviting us. It was a real thrill.

NB Convoy Guys

The guys followed a respectful few truck lengths behind the woman's group – it was their day, after all. But that doesn't mean they were any less involved, Between the two groups, more than $42,000 was collected for the battle against breast cancer. 

NB Conoy Gals

The Irving Big Stop in Salisbury NB played host to the first annual New Brunswick Convoy for a Cure, held on Oct. 17, 2009, and this crowd was the female contingent of the Convoy. A special tip of the OBAC hat to organizers Roxanne Doran Smith (front row, second from the right), and Jo Ann Phillips (front row, far left).

Larry Hall NATG

North American Truckers Guild president Larry Hall explains to his members that if anything is ever going to change for drivers and owner-operators, they're going to have to set the bar higher than it's been in the past. "we can no longer settle for second best," he says. "We're pros and we will be treated as such."

Park NATG

While at the first general meeting of the North American Truckers Guild in October, Jim Park delivered his popular 2010 and Beyond presentation, outline what he believes lies ahead for drivers and owner-operators as the industry emerges from a devastating recession.

Ritchie NATG

OBAC was invited to attend the first general meeting of the the BC-based North American Truckers Guild, and to lend a hand in the fight against speed limiters in that province. Joanne Ritchie is seen here explaining the speed limiter protest post card to NATG members.

Monique Menard

OBAC member Monique Menard of Pointe-Fortune, Que. gets  ready to run the 40 km Convoy for a Cure from Cornwall to Cardinal, Ont. on Oct. 3, 2009.

Joanne MIllen Convoy~Cure

OBAC member Joanne Millen of Brockville, Ont. poses with her truck in full Convoy dress just before heading down Highway 401 to Cardinal, Ont. 

 
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