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Members of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) have begun voting on a new five-year collective agreement and a strike mandate, with the ballot period running until May 30, 2026. The union's national executive board is recommending acceptance of the deal, which includes job security, inflation-protected wages, and improved benefits. However, union president Jan Simpson is urging members to reject the contract, citing concerns over reduced rights. Key disputes remain over wages and structural changes, but mail service will continue normally during the voting period, with no strike action permitted until after the results are in.