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Postal Workers Strike Against Canada Post's Cost-Cutting Cuts

10/7/2025

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The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) is striking against Canada Post's proposed cuts, including ending door-to-door delivery for 4 million addresses.
Canada Post faces over $5 billion in losses since 2018, leading to workforce reductions and service delivery changes.
CUPW criticizes the latest contract offers as worse than previously rejected proposals, citing rollbacks on job security and bonuses.
Federal intervention is a possibility, as Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu has not dismissed it during negotiations.
The strike, initiated on September 25, follows a previous work stoppage during the 2024 holiday season, reflecting ongoing tensions.

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The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) is striking against Canada Post's proposed cuts, including ending door-to-door delivery for 4 million addresses.
Canada Post faces over $5 billion in losses since 2018, leading to workforce reductions and service delivery changes.
CUPW criticizes the latest contract offers as worse than previously rejected proposals, citing rollbacks on job security and bonuses.
Federal intervention is a possibility, as Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu has not dismissed it during negotiations.
The strike, initiated on September 25, follows a previous work stoppage during the 2024 holiday season, reflecting ongoing tensions.