Canada Post strike update: Union and management reach tentative agreement

After 10 days of negotiations, the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) and Canada Post have reached a tentative agreement. The deal was announced early this morning, and if ratified by union members, will end the strike that has disrupted mail delivery across the country.
The details of the agreement have not yet been released, but both sides have expressed optimism that it will be fair to workers and sustainable for Canada Post. The union has said that the agreement meets its key demands, including better wages, job security, and improved working conditions. Canada Post has said that the agreement will allow it to continue to provide affordable and reliable postal services to Canadians.
The tentative agreement is a significant development in the Canada Post strike. The strike has caused major disruptions to mail delivery across the country, and has had a significant impact on businesses and individuals. The tentative agreement will bring the strike to an end, and will allow Canada Post to resume normal operations.
The tentative agreement is still subject to ratification by CUPW members. The union will hold a vote on the agreement in the coming weeks. If the agreement is ratified, the strike will end and mail delivery will resume.
The Canada Post strike has been a difficult time for workers, businesses, and individuals. The tentative agreement is a positive development, and it is hoped that it will end the strike and allow Canada Post to resume normal operations.