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Contract talks are resuming between Canada Post and its union as both sides try to hammer out a new deal.

According to Canada Post, both sides are expected to meet over two days this week with the support of a mediator.

Talks broke off in March when the parties were unable to come to a resolution.

The existing collective agreements will remain in place until May 22nd.


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