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1969
With only one truck and two accounts, Rosedale Transport opens its first terminal in Hamilton.
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1978
North Georgia Shippers was formed and provided service to customers in the Northeast, Midwest and Northwest from the carpet mills in North Georgia. Deliveries were done by drivers off the back of the truck.
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1980
Strict trucking regulations require that Rosedale submit applications to operating authorities and various regulatory commissions. Rosedale receives tremendous support from the floor-covering industry and every application is successful.
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1981
To meet the service requirements of its’ now rapidly growing customer base, Rosedale moves its operation from Hamilton to Mississauga. With this new warehouse, delivery zones are expanded to include most of southern Ontario.
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1983
With the majority of carpet mills centered in Quebec, Rosedale is encouraged to open a second facility in Montreal, Quebec. This location offers transportation and distribution services to both Montreal and Quebec City, as well as providing single lane service to Ontario and the U.S.A.
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1985
Rosedale achieves success again with a truck once a week from Dalton, Georgia to Eastern Canada. To better serve this market, Rosedale opens a warehouse in Dalton called Carpet Consolidators of Georgia.
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1989
An additional warehouse in Ottawa is opened which enables Rosedale to offer an enhanced service standard in Eastern Ontario and the Ottawa Valley to its shippers in Ontario, Quebec and the U.S.A.
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1990
During the nineties, Rosedale continues to grow as an integral part of the Canadian floor-covering industry. Its services enable many manufacturers and distributors to close their remote warehouses and use Rosedale to provide just-in-time delivery services
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1995
Rosedale continues to expand in Canada with new terminals in Quebec City and London. The Company also introduces scheduled services to Western Canada, most Maritime points and the USA.
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2000
The Mississauga head office holds the grand opening of its new, state-of-the-art facility. Additional services to the general freight industries are launched.
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2001
Rosedale opens new terminals in Barrie, Granby, Edmonton and Calgary to better serve the markets in each of these areas.
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2004
Rolly Uloth, named Transportation Clubs International Person of the Year
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2006
President, Rolly Uloth was a finalist in the prestigious Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Rosedale also opens its 11th terminal in Winnipeg, MB
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2008
Rosedale grows into Saskatchewan opening two terminals: Saskatoon and Regina
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2010
Rosedale completes their western expansion with their 14th terminal location in Delta, BC
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2011
Rosedale moves into their newly built, company owned terminal facility in Winnipeg, with over 6.5 acres of land, easy access of all major highways and lies within North America’s inland port and Foreign Trade Zone, CentrePort Canada.
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2013
Rosedale moves into their new facilities in Calgary and Ottawa