Canada Post Corporation

Canada Post Corporation, operating as Canada Post, is a Canadian Crown corporation that serves as the country's primary postal operator. Established by the Canada Post Corporation Act of 1981, its core mandate is to provide universal mail and parcel delivery services to all Canadians, ensuring reliable, accessible, and financially self-sustaining operations. The corporation's headquarters are located at 2701 Riverside Drive, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

The company offers a comprehensive suite of services catering to individuals, businesses, and e-commerce. Key offerings include transaction mail (letters, bills, statements), a wide range of domestic and international parcel delivery options such as Xpresspost and Priority services, and direct marketing solutions. Additionally, Canada Post provides retail and financial services through its extensive network of post offices, which include money orders, money transfers, and prepaid cards.

Canada Post has recently faced significant financial challenges, reporting a record loss of $1.57 billion before tax in 2025, following an $841 million loss in 2024. In response, the corporation is implementing a transformation plan that involves phasing out door-to-door mail delivery for approximately four million households, transitioning to community mailboxes, and potentially closing some post offices. Doug Ettinger serves as the President and CEO. The company aims to achieve financial self-sustainability by 2030 amidst declining letter mail volumes and intense competition in the parcel delivery market, where its market share has seen a notable decrease.