Canada Post Workers Rally Nationwide Amid Labor Tensions
Saturday, May 31, 2025, 12:22 pm
Across the country, supporters have taken to the streets in rallies backing Canada Post workers amid a protracted labor dispute. Demonstrators demand fair contract negotiations and timely resolutions from management, intensifying pressure on postal authorities to address growing workplace grievances.
Les rassemblements de samedi surviennent dans un contexte d’escalade des tensions entre Postes Canada et son syndicat.
Rallies in support of Canada Post workers are set to take place across the country today amid ongoing labour tensions between the employer and the union representing roughly 55,000 staff. The Canadian Union of Postal Workers announced the rallies on its website, saying supporters will gather in 13…
Rallies in support of Canada Post workers are set to take place across the country today amid ongoing labour tensions between the employer and the union representing roughly 55,000 staff.
permalink / 3 stories from sources in 36 hours ago #labour #employment #canada #protest
More Top Stories...
Carney Appoints Former UN Envoy as Chief of Staff Role
In a high-profile cabinet shakeup, Prime Minister Mark Carney has appointed Marc-André Blanchard—a former Canadian UN ambassador—as his new chief of staff. The appointment, which comes after intensive deliberation, is expected to bolster the government's diplomatic prowess both domestically and internationally. One wonders if his UN pedigree might also translate into navigating bureaucratic red tape with flair. More...
Carney Champions Energy Shift at Pre-Meeting with First Ministers
At the eve of a key first ministers meeting, Mark Carney signaled a shift from the old Trudeau era, outlining a bold vision for Canada's future. Emphasizing the nation’s potential to become an energy superpower, Carney stressed swift infrastructure projects and enhanced provincial collaboration as crucial steps forward. More...
Canada-U.S. Trade Talks Under Scrutiny Amid Calls for Openness
As Canada’s delegation prepares for a high-stakes encounter with its southern neighbor, political voices are dividing over the pace and transparency of the trade negotiations. One camp criticizes a lack of clarity while another expresses hope for meaningful tariff cuts ahead of imminent high-level discussions. More...
Québec Solidaire Demands Overhaul of Carbon Pricing Policy
Québec Solidaire is pushing for a revamp of current carbon pricing to ensure that heavy industrial polluters shoulder a fairer share of the burden. Party spokespeople claim that a more balanced revenue distribution is long overdue, challenging traditional frameworks with a mix of bold determination and pointed critique. More...
Quebec enforces tougher French language display rules for businesses
Quebec’s new regulatory regime mandates that French dominate on storefront signage and business communications by requiring proportionally larger displays of French text. The measure, designed to safeguard Quebec’s cultural identity, has left some business owners feeling that they need to re-learn the art of lettering overnight. More...
Related Tags
Labour
Canada Post Demands Forced Union Vote on Final Wage Offers (35 hours ago)
Canada Post Union Talks with Jobs Minister Over Final Offers (2 days ago)
Northeast Montreal workplace accident results in fatality and injuries (2 days ago)
Employment
Canada Post Demands Forced Union Vote on Final Wage Offers (35 hours ago)
National Rallies Spark Solidarity for Canada Post Workers (35 hours ago)
Canada Post Union Talks with Jobs Minister Over Final Offers (2 days ago)
Canada
London Knights Redeem Past Losses with Historic Memorial Cup Victory (1 hour ago)
Four Men Sought in Failed North York Kidnapping Attempt (3 hours ago)
Carney Champions Energy Shift at Pre-Meeting with First Ministers (4 hours ago)
Protest
PSG Clinches Champions League Amid Fan Protest Over Gaza (29 hours ago)
National Rallies Spark Solidarity for Canada Post Workers (35 hours ago)
Quebec Gender Identity Report Ignites Protests and Expulsions (2 days ago)