Saskatchewan preparing for possible second Canada Post work stoppage in under 6 months

As another Canada Post strike looms, here’s what you need to know - National

Business owners express concerns about another potential worker's strike at Canada Post with one week left for the two sides to reach an agreement.

Saskatchewan preparing for possible second Canada Post work stoppage in under 6 months

With a possible Canada Post work stoppage on the horizon, the province says it is taking multiple steps to ensure disruptions can be limited as much as possible.

City encouraging residents to go digital ahead of possible postal strike

The City of North Battleford is encouraging all utility customers to sign up for e-billing in preparation for a possible Canada Post strike, which will possibly begin on May 22, 2025. E-billing ensures you receive your utility bills without interruption and is available free of charge. You can register online at the City of North Battleford Website. To help customers stay on top of payments, the City also offers free text message reminders for o…

InQuinte.ca | Belleville preparing for potential postal interruptions

The Friendly City is taking steps to prepare for a potential work stoppage at Canada Post. They issued the following release on Thursday to advise people of what steps they should take if that does happen. RELEASE - In light of potential Canada Post disruptions starting May 22, we would like to advise residents to avoid putting any payments or time-sensitive documents in the mail for the time being and to consider signing up for online services …

Government of Sask prepares for possible Canada Post strike – Clark's Crossing Gazette

The Government of Saskatchewan is preparing for a possible postal strike that could begin as early as May 22, 2025. Ministries, Crowns and agencies have put contingency plans in place to limit service disruptions. The government encourages all clients, suppliers and businesses to switch to direct deposit, as those payments will not be impacted by any changes to postal services. Social Services Payments Building on the experience with the 2024 Ca…

Provincial government preparing for potential Canada Post strike

The Government of Saskatchewan encouraged all of its clients, suppliers and businesses to switch to direct deposit “as those payments will not be impacted by any changes to postal services.”