Canada Post faces looming strike amid postal crisis

Saturday, May 17, 2025, 4:20 pm

Canada Post is on the brink of both an impending strike and a financial collapse, with a federal report warning of an existential crisis. Small businesses are already bracing for significant disruptions as the crown corporation faces intense scrutiny and calls for urgent reforms amid outdated practices.


lapresse.ca / Place aux lecteurs | Possible fin de la livraison quotidienne du courrier à domicile

Vous avez été nombreux à réagir aux recommandations émises par le rapport d’enquête sur le secteur de la poste, au Canada. Si le document suggère, entre autres, de mettre fin à la livraison quotidienne du courrier à domicile, l’idée est loin de faire l’unanimité.

torontosun.com / EDITORIAL: Canada Post must change or vanish

As another postal strike looms as early as Thursday, a new federal government report says the Crown corporation must change or die. As reported by The Canadian Press, the industrial inquiry commission, headed by William Kaplan, warns that Canada Post faces an existential crisis, is essentially…

cp24.com/ / Small businesses bracing for disruption from looming Canada Post strike - CP24

Small businesses bracing for disruption from looming Canada Post strike  CP24


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