Canada Post Labor Dispute Highlights Strike Losses and Tense Talks

Thursday, May 29, 2025, 12:21 pm

Canada Post revealed that striking actions contributed significantly to its reported losses, fueling fresh tensions between the union and management. With negotiations still in flux, both sides are embroiled in a dramatic labor showdown that leaves little room for compromise.

nationalpost.com / Canada Post says strike contributed $208M to the company’s $1.3B loss last year

Meanwhile, the union has responded to Canada Post's latest offers: 'This fight is far from over'

cp24.com/ / Latest details on negotiations between Canada Post and union - CP24

Latest details on negotiations between Canada Post and union CP24

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