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Canada Post workers could be on the picket line or locked out by the Crown corporation as soon as Friday, after both a strike and lockout notice were issued.

The Canadian Union of Postal Workers issued a notice Tuesday morning that it would be in a legal strike position as of 12:01 a.m. eastern on Friday, though it did not say what job action could look like.

“Our goal has always been to reach negotiated collective agreements that support the long-term success of our public post office, while addressing the real issues our members face daily,” CUPW national president Jan Simpson said in a statement.

Hours after the strike notice was issued by the union, Canada Post said it had issued a notice of lockout, but added that its operations would continue.

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“Canada Post has notified the union that unless agreements are reached, the current collective agreements will no longer apply as of Friday,” spokesperson Lisa Liu said …

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