Musket Transport and CHET announce Yaidelin Garbey Arencibia as the 2026 AZ Grant for Women recipient, supporting her path to a professional trucking career. The fully funded program continues to open doors for women in transportation while addressing industry labour shortages.
Highway to Hope co-founders Abdighani Ali, Hanad Elmi, and Sulaman Muse are helping Black and Indigenous youth from underserved Toronto communities turn trucking into “a real road forward” through mentorship, training, and opportunity. With partners like CHET and Musket Transport investing in their Drive and Thrive program, they’re proving that “you’re not only funding someone’s license, you’re investing in people, and in communities.”
Drivers bring unmatched experience, empathy, and decision-making skills to dispatching. In this feature, CHET Instructor Andrew C. shares how his time on the road made him a stronger dispatcher and a better teacher.
Musket Transport reflects on a year of meaningful community impact through partnerships with UWHH, The Salvation Army, and a new initiative with Highway to Hope supporting future AZ drivers. Discover how collaboration is transforming lives and strengthening communities.
Celebrating CHET graduates thriving at Musket Transport featuring real stories of growth, confidence, new careers, and inspiring journeys from training to the open road.
Musket Transport has been recognized by the Women In Trucking Association as a 2025 Top Company for Women to Work in Transportation, celebrating its commitment to diversity, training, and empowerment. Through CHET’s accredited programs and the AZ Grant, women are building successful, long-term careers behind the wheel.