Loblaw Companies Limited has strategically invested in Gatik to deploy a fleet of 50 autonomous trucks, enhancing its delivery capabilities across the Greater Toronto Area.

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Gatik AI Inc., a leader in autonomous freight solutions tailored for regional logistics networks, has partnered with Loblaw Companies Limited, Canada’s largest retailer, to significantly expand its commercial operations. The partnership aims to enhance the efficiency of delivery services through the use of autonomous trucks. As part of this collaboration, Loblaw has initiated an investment in Gatik to enhance its supply chain capabilities, facilitating the deployment of cutting-edge autonomous vehicles designed for high-frequency freight movement.

Industry Overview in Canada

The autonomous trucking industry in Canada is witnessing significant transformations. With rising labor shortages in the transportation sector, companies are increasingly turning to automation to maintain supply chain integrity and efficiency. The introduction of the Automated Commercial Motor Vehicle (ACMV) Pilot Program in Ontario, launched on August 1, 2025, offers a regulatory framework that supports the operation of autonomous trucks, thereby paving the way for expanded use of these technologies.

Canada’s logistics market, characterized by its vast geographic landscape and high population density in urban areas, presents unique challenges that autonomous trucking can addres

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