NATIONAL PULSE – Keep Canada Post public, but changes are needed
By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE June 18, 2025 – Labour strife has become the norm in the relationship between Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers over the past [Continue]
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ARMCHAIR ARCHIVES – Postal strikes are an inconvenience but that’s all
NOTE: This editorial was originally published on Nov. 27, 2018. Contract issues were different that year but postal strikes all have similarities such as legislation being [Continue]
JOHNSON – Donald Sutherland wants us to send him a postcard … with his own stamp
A FAMOUS CANADIAN, star of screen and stage, an Officer AND a Companion of the Order of Canada, recipient of an Honorary Academy Award, a Golden Globe winner … had his own [Continue]
KNOX – Customers are feeling boxed in by Canada Post’s fuel surcharges
I MAILED A PAPERBACK to Edmonton last week. The postage cost $21, more than the book itself. No, I told the postal clerk, I don’t want you to charter a jet and read it to [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – A reliable postal system is an indication of a country’s democracy
I’VE FOUND THAT YOU CAN determine how well a country functions by how well its postal system works. When I lived in Australia, I could count on letters getting back to [Continue]
BEPPLE – New postage stamp reminds us of the need to protect diversity
LAST WEDNESDAY, April 24, I was part of a gathering of 200 in Burnaby for the unveiling of a Canada Post stamp commemorating the Vancouver Asahi baseball team. The Asahi [Continue]
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