Canada Post Strikes: Keep Your Parcels Moving with Transglobal Express

Canada Post is facing a nationwide strike initiated by the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) on September 25, 2025. The strike comes in response to the federal government’s plan to phase out door-to-door mail delivery for nearly all Canadian households over the next decade. The government’s reforms aim to address Canada Post’s financial challenges, including the transition to community mailboxes and adjustments to delivery schedules.

The ongoing strike has halted mail and parcel services, leading to significant disruptions for e-commerce businesses. Retailers that depend on affordable postal shipping are now facing delays and logistical challenges. Much like the disruptions caused by last year's strike, this latest interruption is happening just before a peak shopping period, making it even more difficult for online retailers preparing for the busy season.

For online sellers looking to maintain reliable delivery to Canada, Transglobal Express provides a range of alternative shipping solutions. Our network of leading express carriers, including DHL, UPS, and FedEx, offers fast, fully trackable parcel delivery across Canada. For businesses seeking a more economical solution, Transglobal Express also provides Landmark Global services on Delivered-Duty-Paid terms, ensuring affordable cross-border shipping while avoiding postal disruptions. Both options are largely unaffected by postal disruptions, ensuring that packages arrive on time, even during nationwide strikes.

With a range of services fully trackable services, e-commerce sellers can rely on Transglobal Express to maintain service reliability and effectively meet customer expectations without any interruptions.

Source: BBC, CBC