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Our values:

We work to earn our customers' business.
We succeed by working together.
We take responsibility for our actions.
We treat one another with fairness and respect.
We strive to continuously improve.
We act with integrity in all that we do.

Strength in Diversity - It's what works at Canada Post
For designated groups under the Employment Equity Act, women, members of visible minorities, Aboriginal people and persons with disabiities - Canada Post is committed to undertaking measures to achieve a representative workforce that reflects the Canadian labour market, while maintaining fair, equitable and accessible employment policies for all.

Discover your future

Canada Post is proud of its vision to "be a world leader in providing innovative physical and electronic delivery solutions, creating value for our customers, employees and all Canadians." And we are committed to attracting, retaining and developing the brightest and best people to ensure we translate this vision into reality.

Grow your career

Canada Post offers its employees the unique opportunity of having a long-term career. We strive to offer employees the training and development they need to do the best possible job. Opportunities for personal and professional development throughout your career are available. We want to make you proud to be part of our team and view this as your career for life. Best of all, you'll be working in a dynamic, challenging and friendly environment where customers are at the heart of everything we do.

Reap the benefits

Canada Post takes pride in its ability to offer a Total Compensation Plan. This plan provides employees with competitive salaries, a meaningful performance-based incentive program, comprehensive individual and family benefit coverage and a generous pension plan.

A little bit of history...

On December 21, 1867, Parliament created the Canadian Post Office as a federal government department.
On April 14, 1981, the Canada Post Corporation Act passed into law, and as a result on October 16, 1981, the Post Office department became a Crown Corporation.

Did you know?

Every day, Canada Post delivers an average of 40 million parcels and messages, which are processed through 23 major plants and many other facilities, to more than 14 million addresses in Canada.
Canada Post is the seventh largest employer in Canada and 44^th largest Canadian business in terms of revenue.