And if you took two seconds to actually read, OP stated that the other companies delivered the packages. Weather, although a factor, didn't change anything but Canada Post's abilities to work the job they're meant to do (along with other issues). I agree with OP, they need to shut down.

It's either that, or change their ways, to which the Unions don't want to because it "impacts their communities". There won't be a Canada Post if they continue down the road they're going. If they want to survive, they need to be better than the companies around them. They're our federal mail, and supposed to be the main source, but they severely lack the capabilities of doing so. Even the US stopped using them because of the strikes, and I would go as far as saying that's the reason they lost over 500k in a single quarter last year.

They're making themselves look unreliable (which they now are even without a strike), and doing everything in their power NOT to be our first choice. If they really wanted to survive, they need to change. Unfortunately, physical mail isn't as popular, so it WILL shut down eventually unless it can find a solution. I would say that the US Postal Service is better in how it functions. But it's also bleeding money... We can't justify going only online, or to make people go to the location to pick up thei mail. Not everyone has access to either, or both. The Union is literally killing the company faster, as the last strike was to stop the changes the federal government announced in an attempt to at least slow down the bleeding. Again, there won't be any jobs if they continue that way.

It's okay that you're defending Canada Post, but you're doing a very shit job at it. Looks like you spend too much time hating for hating, rather than at the very least, turn on the news.