US EditionCanada Post talks to resume as possibility of strike looms next month
- Negotiations between the national postal service and its workers' union restarted on April 30, 2025, as the current labor agreements approach their May 22 expiration date.
- The discussions come after a nationwide postal strike concluded in December when a federal order compelled workers to resume their duties, stopping further interruptions in service.
- Both parties are negotiating new collective agreements for urban and rural carriers with the aid of a mediator, after talks broke off in March.
- Canada Post warned of a potential labour disruption starting May 22 and highlighted a critical financial situation supported by up to $1.034 billion federal funding.
- If no agreement occurs by May 22, strike actions, lockouts, or government intervention could follow, increasing uncertainty for businesses and Canadians.
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What’s happening with Canada Post labour negotiations? Could we see another postal strike?
Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) have confirmed they have resumed negotiations this week in Ottawa for a new contract for 55,000 postal workers across the country.
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Canada Post talks to resume as possibility of strike looms next month
Canada Post and the union are resuming talks Wednesday before collective agreements expire next month. Both parties are trying to reach a deal to avoid a potential labour disruption that could happen as soon as May 22.
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