The strike by DHL Express Canada has commenced, with the union cautioning about potential delivery issues.

DHL Express Canada workers have initiated a strike following a lockout by the company amid ongoing contract negotiations, as confirmed by Unifor, the union representing over 2,100 employees across several provinces. The dispute may disrupt logistics for key clients like Temu and Shein, as well as impact major events such as the Canadian Grand Prix. Unifor seeks better wages and working conditions, while DHL aims for a fair agreement reflective of the economic climate. Employees overwhelmingly supported the strike, highlighting tensions in Canada's parcel delivery sector amid simultaneous negotiations with Canada Post.