OTTAWA—  Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers have reached tentative agreements, with the union set to manage a ratification vote. The two parties had reached tentative agreements after previously reaching agreements in principle in November. The tentative agreements are for both the urban and rural and suburban mail carrier bargaining units. They are set for five years and would be in effect until Jan. 31, 2029. Part of the agreement includes weekend parcel delivery model, according to a news release from Canada Post. The union will now be managing a ratification vote in the new year for the Canadian Union of Postal Workers-represented employees.