Canada Post reports record $1.57-billion loss in 2025
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OTTAWA – Canada Post is reporting a $1.57-billion loss before tax for 2025.
The Crown corporation says the record loss highlights the need to transform and move away from cash injections.
In a news release, Canada Post says the company’s annual loss widened by $728 million, or 86.7 per cent, compared to a loss of $841 million the year before.
Revenue for the year declined by $315 million, or 4.7 per cent, the release says, compared to 2024, as parcel volumes fell “sharply” in large part due to labour uncertainty throughout 2025.
Canada Post workers started voting today on a five-year contract agreement that follows labour strife and their union leader urging they reject the deal.
Canada Post and the union have sparred over wages and structural changes to the postal service for more than two years, and workers have taken to the picket line multiple times.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published April 20, 2026.
— With files from Dylan Robertson
