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Ages for obtaining a Tractor Trailer License throughout Canada:

Alberta - 18/Class 5 License
British Columbia - 19/ Class 5 (6-months minimum)
Manitoba - 18/Class 5 (6-months minimum)
New Brunswick - 18/Class 5

Newfoundland - 18/Class 5 (1-year minimum)
Northwest Territories - 18/Class 5 (6-months minimum)
Nova Scotia - 19/Class 5 (2-year minimum)
Ontario - 18/Class 5 (6-months minimum)
Prince Edward Island - 18/Class 5 (6-months minimum)
Quebec - 19/Class 5 (3-year minimum)
Saskatchewan - 18/Class 5 (6-months minimum)
Yukon - 18/Class 5 (6-months minimum)

Note: We have listed the minimum age that a person can train for a Class 1E license from each province, but you should be aware that it may be difficult to get a job until you are 21 years of age (i.e. You have to be 21 years of age to drive a tractor trailer in the US.