Polaris is proud to celebrate Laura Muir, our Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO), for being recognized as a Top Woman to Watch in Transportation by the Women in Trucking Association (WIT)! As CHRO, Laura has made a remarkable impact in making transportation an inviting industry for people of all genders and backgrounds. Her strategies have forged an award-winning company culture promoting diversity, equity and inclusion. Through several efforts including the Larry Cox Academy, she has

Today, our Sustainability Lead, Fulya Karakas-Akgun proudly represented Polaris as a panelist at the RBC Thought Leadership ESG & Climate Event! The panel brought together voices from across sectors, sparking a dynamic conversation around corporate climate journeys, ESG challenges and the opportunities ahead. We are thrilled to see her involved in this impactful discussion and share insights on how we’re integrating sustainability into the core of our operations. Fulya has been instrumental in the execution

For our achievements in creating a welcoming workplace for women in transportation, Polaris was selected as one of the 14 inaugural organizations to form the Women’s Leadership Accord. A special ceremony to launch this important initiative was held at this year’s Women with Drive Leadership summit. Led by Trucking HR Canada and the Women’s Trucking Federation of Canada and supported by Women and Gender Equality Canada, the Women’s Leadership Accord supports and recognizes transportation companies

Polaris is thrilled to be featured on the cover of the January/February issue of Today’s Trucking, available to read now! Included in the magazine’s Sustainability section, the full article, Swinging for Triples: Polaris reaches for stars with new sustainability action plan highlights our intensive 5 pillar plan to create a better, greener future. Polaris CEO, Dave Cox and Sustainability Coordinator, Fulya Karakas-Akgun sat down with Today’s Trucking Editor, James Menzies to discuss how we began

We’re excited to announce that Polaris is officially a member of Partners in Project Green (PPG)! Founded by Toronto Pearson Airport and the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA), PPG is a non-profit network that brings together leaders from across the Greater Toronto Area to champion environmental progress and economic growth. By connecting businesses, government organizations, institutions and utilities, PPG fosters collaboration on social and environmental sustainability through knowledge exchange, innovative infrastructure and community-building initiatives.