National Rallies Spark Solidarity for Canada Post Workers
Saturday, May 31, 2025, 1:21 pm
Supporters across multiple cities are hitting the streets to back Canada Post workers in a tense labour dispute. With scheduled rallies stirring public demonstration, the movement showcases a rare militant solidarity that puts spotlight on the union’s struggle for fair treatment.
Des rassemblements de soutien aux travailleurs de Postes Canada doivent avoir lieu samedi partout au pays, dans un contexte de tensions persistantes entre l’employeur et le syndicat qui représente environ 55 000 employés.
Rallies scheduled in 13 cities including Halifax, Toronto and Vancouver
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