Canada Post's preliminary agreements eliminate certain modifications to delivery operations.

Canada Post employees will soon vote on two new tentative contracts that significantly differ from previously rejected offers. These contracts, negotiated with the Canadian Union of Postal Workers, eliminate plans for dynamic routing and load leveling, while modifying weekend delivery practices. The urban contract introduces a new part-time position focused on weekend parcel deliveries, and the rural contract establishes a "permanent flex employee" role. The union is advocating for ratification, though past proposals faced rejection. The new contracts include protections for weekday routes and restrict weekend delivery for high-volume commercial customers.