Fleet buyers scrambling to electrify in the face of rising fuel prices can now buy a Workhorse W56 step van for nearly $60K ...

FAYETTEVILLE, N.C., March 12, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Purolator, inventor of the oil filter and the most trusted leader in filtration technology for over a century, has launched its latest innovation, ...

Workhorse Group WKHS shares are up on Monday after it disclosed a purchase order from Purolator. The company is set to deliver 100 vehicles to the logistics provider, which reflects a growing demand ...

Construction, parcel delivery, and logistics yards see expanding EV use through Mercedes-Benz, Workhorse, and Orange EV ...

In an effort to highlight its expanded reach, Purolator Courier Ltd. said this week it has changed its official name to Purolator Inc. and Purolator USA is now Purolator International. Company ...

Purolator donated 2.8 million meals to food banks in 2025, a new record for the company. And it couldn’t have come at a better time, with Canadian food banks depleted and hunger reaching a crisis ...

Purolator Filters has added 20 new part numbers to its line of heavy-duty filtration products. Ad Loading... The new products include engine air and oil filters, power steering filters, fuel/water ...

Purolator Inc., Canada’s largest integrated parcel carrier, will upgrade its British Columbia feeder network by replacing three aging Convair freighter aircraft with three ATR72-500 turboprop ...

Canada-based delivery and logistics firm Purolator Inc, largely owned by Canada Post, said on Thursday it plans to invest about $1 billion to electrify its fleet as the company looks to reduce its ...

Purolator expects to invest approximately $1 billion to electrify its Canadian network over the next seven years. This includes a plan to purchase more than 3,500 fully electric last-mile delivery ...

Purolator Courier Ltd., Canada's largest courier company, has let go of eight top executives in a housecleaning it says will simplify its management ranks, but one that rivals suspect may herald much ...