What the Board does
We provide oversight and guidance on behalf of the Government of Canada, our sole shareholder, on the strategies, business plans and related affairs of Canada Post.
In this role, we hold management accountable for its business performance and strategic objectives. To fulfill these responsibilities we exercise due diligence over:
- Strategic initiatives and corporate plans
- Service and operational performance
- Internal control and financial reporting
- Major contracts and investments
- Recruitment of senior officers
- Health and safety, labour and compensation management
- Effective reporting to the shareholder
Who makes up the Board of Directors
The Board is composed of 11 members: the Chairperson, the President and Chief Executive Officer and 9 Directors.
Chairperson of the Board
Appointed by the Governor in Council for a term the Governor in Council considers appropriate.
President and Chief Executive Officer
Appointed by the Governor in Council for a term the Governor in Council considers appropriate.
Directors
Appointed by the Minister, with the approval of the Governor in Council, for a term of up to 4 years. A director can be re-appointed to the Board on the expiration of his/her term.
Board accountability
Who oversees the Board
The Honourable Helena Jaczek, Minister of Public Services and Procurement, is the minister responsible for Canada Post.
Our annual public meetings
2022 Canada Post Annual Public Meeting
On Thursday, June 16, 2022, Canada Post held its 17th Annual Public Meeting. This forum provided an overview of the Corporation’s performance in 2021 and the opportunity to ask questions to senior leaders of the company.
A recording of the full broadcast of the Annual Public Meeting has been posted for on-demand replay. You can access the recording here.
How the Board is performing
Detailed corporate governance information is provided each year in our annual report. Learn about the role and composition of the Board of Directors of Canada Post, its independence, its Committees, its effectiveness on matters such as fraud and error and on the governance model for Canada Post’s subsidiaries.
Get more information on the Board
Learn more about the Board of Directors
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Roles and responsibilities
Biographies
Directors' committees
Diversity on our Board
Roles and responsibilities
Biographies
Directors' committees
Diversity on our Board
Contact us with your corporate governance questions
Corporate Secretariat
Canada Post
2701 Riverside Drive N1120
Ottawa ON K1A 0B1