LTL Shipping from Quebec to Atlantic Canada

Ship pallets from Montreal, Quebec City and the Eastern Townships to New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland with carriers that run the Maritimes every week. Moncton, Saint John, Halifax, Charlottetown and St. John's are all on the standard lane list. Compare the carriers on one screen, book in minutes, one all-in price.

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Quebec to Atlantic Canada LTL at a glance

Provinces served
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador
Distance
Montreal to Moncton about 1,000 km; to Halifax about 1,250 km; to Charlottetown about 1,150 km; to St. John's by road and Marine Atlantic ferry
Quotes
Live from the carriers on the lane; each quote shows its transit time and an all-in price
Pickup areas
Island of Montreal, Laval, Lachine, Longueuil and the South Shore, Quebec City, Lévis, the Eastern Townships
Delivery areas
Moncton, Dieppe, Saint John, Fredericton, Edmundston; Halifax, Dartmouth, Truro, Windsor, the South Shore of Nova Scotia; Charlottetown, Summerside; St. John's, Mount Pearl, the Avalon Peninsula
Equipment
Dry van LTL. Tailgate (liftgate), inside delivery, residential and appointment delivery available as add-ons

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Enter pickup and delivery postal codes, pallet count, weight and dimensions.

  2. Step 2

    Compare quotes from the carriers that run the Maritimes. Each quote shows transit time and the carrier's rating.

  3. Step 3

    Book online. Your bill of lading is generated for you, in French or English.

  4. Step 4

    Track pickup, transit and delivery from your dashboard.

  5. Step 5

    Pay Truxweb on one invoice, whichever carrier moved the freight.

What it costs to ship a pallet from Quebec to the Maritimes

Pricing on this lane is quoted live by the carriers that run it, as one all-in number. New Brunswick destinations sit at the low end and Nova Scotia higher with distance; PEI runs higher still, and Newfoundland adds the ferry crossing. Price moves with weight, dimensions, pallet count and delivery type. For what drives the number, see LTL rates in Canada.

Shipping to Newfoundland

Freight to Newfoundland travels by road to North Sydney, Nova Scotia, then by Marine Atlantic ferry to Port aux Basques or Argentia, then by road to St. John's and the Avalon. Transit is longer and ferry schedules apply. Pallets should be wrapped and braced for the crossing. Enter the Newfoundland delivery postal code and the quote includes the ferry leg.

Carriers on this lane

Carriers quoting Atlantic Canada on Truxweb are screened for compliance, insurance and service history, and rated by the shippers who use them. You see the carrier's name and rating next to each quote. See the carrier network.

Shipping from Atlantic Canada to Quebec

Enter the Atlantic pickup and Quebec delivery address. Carriers that serve the return direction will quote, with transit time and rating shown.

Frequently asked questions

01How much does it cost to ship a pallet from Montreal to Halifax?

It depends on weight, dimensions and delivery type. Enter your postal codes and pallet details for an exact all-in quote.

02How long does LTL take from Quebec to New Brunswick or Nova Scotia?

Every quote shows the carrier's transit time for the lane. Newfoundland adds the ferry crossing.

03Do you ship to Prince Edward Island?

Yes. Charlottetown and Summerside are standard delivery areas via the Confederation Bridge.

04Do you ship to St. John's, Newfoundland?

Yes, by road and Marine Atlantic ferry. See the Newfoundland section above.

05Can I ship from Quebec City directly, without going through Montreal?

Yes. Quebec City, Lévis and the Beauce are pickup areas on this lane in their own right.

06What is the difference between LTL and FTL on this route?

LTL shares trailer space and is priced per pallet, right for one to roughly ten pallets. FTL books the whole trailer. Truxweb quotes both.

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Shipping west instead? See LTL Quebec to Western Canada.