Canada Post strike: Hundreds join solidarity rally in Toronto as job action enters 11th day



Hundreds of union members gathered outside a Canada Post depot in Scarborough, Ont., on Monday, in a show of solidarity on day 11 of strike action.

With Black Friday right around the corner and exactly one month left before Christmas, online shoppers may not be immediately receiving parcels ordered during this prime online shopping period.

Global’s Jaden Lee-Lincoln reports.

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50 thoughts on “Canada Post strike: Hundreds join solidarity rally in Toronto as job action enters 11th day”

  1. These fools make $30 per hour with full benefits…! And here I am, barely made $23 working as an apprentice in my trade. 9 years of grinding, and earning my red seal. I can proudly say I make over $45. But damn… thinking that these lazy no good CP workers make $30 or up, and all they do is sort and deliver mails… i chose wrong career. I should have worked for CP, do completely nothing and still make good money.

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  2. This is very funny how these ignorant and selfish people are all of sudden up in arms against the striking canada post workers.
    While during the pandemic it was only canada post delivering their mail, welfare cheques and keeping the economy moving. Even if it meant sacrificing their own lives. Back then the same canada post workers were getting all the praises. Now that these same workers decide to exercise their constitutional rights they’re being called out.
    Shame on all of you who are ignorant about democracy because of your selfish motives. Let these workers go on strike to fight for their cause. If you can’t understand them. Look back during pandemic and ask yourselves why do they have to risks their lives to deliver my mail.

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  3. We paid for one day shipping. Surprisingly that never happened. Now our package is in sorting. It's evident Canada Post is a failing business. We would send out 3-4 packages a week. NEVER! will we support Canada Post again.

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  4. To All Media Organization in Canada . . . . Please ask Canada Post Management The Following
    1) Whose Fault is it if Sales Volumes are down for the last few years.
    2) Why did Management give themselves Bonuses and Incentives this year if they are are making losses
    3) Did they offer Bonuses and Incentives to Union Members
    4) Do they say Investments in a new state of the art mail processing plant is part of the loss
    5) Do they say that part of the loss is also because they purchased new EV Delivery Van's which are not being used ? Why were they purchased.
    6) Is the Management negotiating for 1 year with the Union and allowed the strike to happen in the peak period ?
    This is clearly a mismanagement and incompetency of running a corporation that keep on loosing year after year.

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  5. My girlfriend is a vet assistant, she had to go to college and get a diploma to qualify for the job, her job is hard physically, mentally, and emotionally. After working over a year she gets just over minimum wage barely. The Post Office is crazy overpaid for the low skill needed to do the job if you compare it with the rest of the work force. If they deserve over $20 an hour, retail workers at like Home Depot or Wal-Mart also deserve that, and with what my girlfriend does she should get +$40 an hour.

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  6. Frustrating knowing my package was due to arrive on day 2 or 3 of the strike. Now I have to wait.

    I will give credit to them for protesting peacefully. They aren’t blocking roads or highways at least.

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  7. these bums need to get to work. CP is not a financially profitable company; and we need to stop investing in it if it keeps striking every few years or abolish the current system

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  8. Holding documents and other personal products at ransom from canadians for your own personal gain will not get support from canadians! Canada post is an inferior delivery service already overpaying self glorified essential workers that do nothing different than an international student does making deliveries for Amazon with his own car! 😂

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  9. Imagine working for a company that is $3Billion in the hole and asking your boss for a 24% raise!! What kind of fantasy world are these people living in?? Specially in today's economy!!

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  10. Canada post provides terrible service compared to the rest of their industry. Just give in to their demands so the company can fold and make way for better companies.

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  11. Same ordeal as the Air Canada bail out.
    As citizens we are expected to budget for every price hike, but somehow billion-dollar agencies are having “a tough time”, so our money is expected to fix it?
    On the list of people I feel bad for; does not include government employees.
    Enjoy your tax exempt strike time.
    Fully paid benefits.
    Salary.
    Pension.
    Then get back to the real world about how hard your life is.

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  12. Im a marine engineer (requires 4 years of schooling and 3 work terms to become qualified for the job at the lowest rank) and my job is very physically demanding. i work in dangerous weather and risk my life on a ship all while being away from my friends and family for weeks/months at a time and i dont make much more money per hour then these people, who sit in a chair with no education putting mail into a box or walking around with a bag of mail. This job isnt hard, dangerous, or skilled. The government needs to step in this is absolutely unacceptable.

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  13. These losers are affecting ordinary people and traders with their strikes near the winter holidays. It is a cowardly and unconscious act committed by the profit-hungry union mafia. In essence, the allocated budget cannot be changed, and increasing the salaries of postal workers will only increase inflation. Canada Post is a state-owned company, and to increase salaries in one sector means cutting the budget from others. It would be good if these strikers could be fired. Many people do not have jobs and are eager to work.

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  14. Canada Post is crown corp base on home land security reason(transportation). Canada government must have their own mailing security system to protect spy from evil China CCP. Also only Canada Post are support mailing to all remote area even lossing money. All others couriers service company knows regular letter mail and door to door delivery are 100% lossing money. No one interesting to buy out Canada Post. Canada Post only making money on parcel and junk mails. CP lossing money on all reuglar letter mails and door to door delivery system.(one household at door letter delivery cost $5-5.60 per day).

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