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Help us protect the Future of Your Public Postal Service - we need your support

The Canadian Union of Postal Workers is in bargaining talks with our employer, Canada Post. We want you to have better and expanded services instead of cuts.

We need your support.

Help us protect the future of your public postal service

Around the world, national post offices are finding ways to make the most of their infrastructure by offering people new and better services.

Instead, Canada Post is choosing to cut labour costs—even though it is already making profits—which could hurt your services.

In our talks with Canada Post, postal workers are asking for more services to the public in order to keep Canada Post in good shape financially, while maintaining good jobs in our communities.

We need your support to tell Canada Post that service expansion is the right way to go. For now and for the future.

What you Can Do to Help

  • Become more familiar with the issues by examining the resources provided below.

  • Take action to fight postal cuts and improve and expand postal service.

Send a letter to Canada Post President Deepak Chopra.

Please click here to download and print out a letter.

Mailing address:

Deepak Chopra
President and Chief Executive Officer Canada Post Corporation
2701 Riverside Drive
Ottawa, Ontario
K1A 0B1

Resources

Your Public Post Office Delivers - PublicPostOffice.ca

CUPW's web site for our ongoing campaign to stop closures, privatization and deregulation at Canada Post.

Discussion Paper: The Future of Canada Post

Canada Post Corporation stands at a threshold. On one hand it faces significant challenges due to economic recession, electronic diversion, and years of underinvestment in facilities and equipment. On the other it has the advantages of an enormous physical infrastructure and trained staff which could enable it to greatly extend the communications, financial and transport services it provides to the population. Will Canada Post become a delivery agent of last resort? Or will it follow the example of other postal administrations and provide new and needed services?

Fact Sheet: The Future of Canada Post Lies in Expansion and Innovation

This fact sheet is a condensed version of the discussion paper on the Future of Canada Post.

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