Canada Post records $277M loss before tax in 2nd quarter
28-08-2026 23:45 via nanaimobulletin.com

Canada Post records $277M loss before tax in 2nd quarter

Canada Post says it has recorded a loss of $277 million before tax in the second quarter of 2026.
However, Canada Post says it’s an improvement of $130 million compared to the same time last year when the Crown corporation reported a loss of $407 million before tax, the company announced Friday (Aug. 28).
At that time, Canada Post says it was facing a “prolonged period of labour uncertainty” after union negotiations and bargaining. The Crown corporation and then Canadian Union
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