Canada Post is raising the cost of stamps and its other mail products by 25 per cent today, a move decided in September, well before a 30-day labour strike further challenged the organization's already dire financial situation.

Starting today, Canada Post is increasing its postage rates from $1.15 to $1.44 for the price of a single domestic stamp. For stamps purchased in a booklet, coil or pane—which the postal service says represents most stamp sales—the rate has increased by 25 cents to $1.24 per stamp.

Canada Post says the cost of stamps for domestic mail bought in a booklet, coil or pane has increased by 25 cents to $1.24 per stamp. The cost of a single domestic stamp is now $1.44, up from $1.15.

Canada Post has increased the price of sending letters within the country and abroad. The domestic stamp price is increasing by 25 cents for stamps purchased in a booklet, coil or pane, rising to $1.24 per stamp. The price increase is steeper if you buy just a single stamp, now costing $1.44, up 29 cents over the previous rate of $1.15.

It's going to cost you more money to mail a letter. Canada Post has increased the cost of stamps and other mailing products by 25 per cent, effective today. The price of an individual stamp is now $1.

Canada Post says the higher price is required to better align stamp prices with the rising cost of providing letter mail service to all Canadians

Local businesses in Brandon are bracing to shoulder additional costs after Canada Post announced a 25 per cent hike in stamp prices, effective Monday. The announcement by Canada’s sole

Canada Post says customers will now have to pay more to send mail, after the company introduced a 25 per cent hike on stamp prices. The price hike comes after a year of financial losses and work disruption for the Crown corporation.