also granted the post office a four-year reprieve on making special payments into its pension plan – payments that would have swelled Canada Post's losses this year and beyond. The pension plan had a solvency deficit of $6.3-billion at the end of 2013.

Canada Post is gradually transforming itself from a letter delivery company that ships parcels on the side to a parcel company that also carries letters.

"This isn't simply about reducing costs," said Canada Post's Mr. Hamilton. "It's about transforming the company to be relevant to a whole new generation of Canadians."

Canada Post's big bet on parcels is starting to pay off, but not fast enough to make up for a steady decline in its core business of delivering letters. In 2013, revenue from parcels grew 7.2 perFrench officials say at least 129 people were killed in a series of coordinated terror attacks Friday night in Paris. Another 352 victims were wounded in the attacks, with at least 99 in critical condition, Paris prosecutor Francois Molins said at a news conference.

ISIS has claimed responsibility for the attacks, which occurred at several locations around the city, including the national soccer stadium, outside of restaurants and at a concert hall.

Seven terrorists were either killed by police or detonated suicide bombs, killing themselves, officials say.

An official list of the victims has not yet been released.

Here are the victims’ names that have been made public so far:

The list will be updated as more names are released.