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Reforms by International Mail Carriers Could Help Canada Post Navigate Challenges

  • Ottawa announced reforms to Canada Post, which include cuts to door-to-door service and other delivery changes aimed at saving millions annually and addressing public dissatisfaction.
  • Unionized workers began a national strike in response, calling the changes an 'attack' on their jobs amid concerns over reduced service.
  • Experts suggest Canada Post can learn from international counterparts like the United States Postal Service and the U.K.'s Royal Mail, which have adapted by forming partnerships and expanding services.
  • Canada Post's financial losses have reached over $5 billion since 2018, highlighting the challenges it faces as it aims to serve communities rather than pursue profit amid growing digitization.
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Experts believe that the company could draw inspiration from the United States or the United Kingdom postal service.

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Reforms by international mail carriers could help Canada Post navigate challenges

When Ottawa announced a series of reforms to Canada Post in late September, reaction to the move highlighted a simmering dissatisfaction when it comes to the mail and parcel carrier.

In particular, USPS has partnerships with private companies. The post Canada Post should do as the United States, or the United Kingdom appeared first on Les Affaires.

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The Toronto Star broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Saturday, October 18, 2025.
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