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BREAKING: Canada Post workers vote to accept contract
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They should accept anything put in front of them. The post office is going the way of the pony express.
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Are you serious? It should be the other way around and the employer should be thankful for employees to exploit in order to extract surplus value.
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Transit users are "low income"? I use transit, I'm not "low income", I use transit due to medical issues and I'm not low income. Don't be so quick to make assumptions.
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Not trying to be a jerk. But what about the rest of us. Quit acting like those below the poverty line are the only ones hurting. Grocery stores are affecting everyone!
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Good, cant be greedy, be thankful they have job.
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This multi billion dollar money pit needs to end.The government should shut it down and privatize it. Start from scratch. Top down to the boots on the ground. It needs to be streamlined and made cost efficient.Mark my words, this time next year, we'll be hearing how the taxpayers are on the hook for another $2+ billion in losses
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How about dropping your carbon tax and help every Canadian
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Think about it, it doesn’t matter what people sign or say about the transit routes. The city spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to do so and in turn will be saving money over the year with one less driver/bus. People who use the bus are low-income, so do you think they will actually change anything? Do you think all of a sudden the ridership will decrease? I don’t think so, and they are thinking the same way. If you do not like it, buy a car or ride a bike, which will not happen either. So people will continue to ride the bus.
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More of Carney's smoke and mirrors. The majority of Canadians in a two-income family don't qualify for GST rebates and won't qualify for the grocery benefit. Once again, the middle class gets taxed more to support everyone else. Affordability affects the middle class equally as well.
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Hahahaha, a little too late. Now the downsizing begins. thank yourselves for it, congratulations!
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Surplus value? Canada post? 😳
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It's based on total income. Those that don't qualify, obviously make more money so you can afford groceries.
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What a great turn out! mostly all boomer 55+ Liberal voters that still think Carney is doing a great job because that's what the media tells them. The others probably have zero clue what they are protesting.
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Ya bus driver takes that one down but what about all the band posters and rideshare posters that have been up for weeks.And i think the bus driver should be fired for door open.
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Great, fantastic, turning cartwheels with all the excitement that once again because I don't have children I do not qualify for any governmental assistance. 50 years old and living off Mr Noodles like i did in my 20's, only back then it was 4 for a dollar. I would have thought with a 30years working I would be able to afford housing/rent and groceries but silly me, that's obviously not what our wonderful Liberal government thinks is important. Terry Sheehan is a pompous, incompetent, ignoramus without any social awareness. Read the room Terry, we're not doing OK.
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LOL our problems started when Trudeau was elected , and now continue with Carney.Trump, right or wrong does not work for Canadians , he was elected by the American people to work for them.
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The city should be ashamed of themselves for even offering that property. They should reimburse the muslim community for the money that they have spent.
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Truly disappointing to see the opposition this site drew, and not at all surprised by the people who hid behind "we're losing greenspace" in a city with twice the national average, surrounded by forest and lakes. I'll concede there's some legitimate opposition here. However, by and large, judging from the comments I've seen discussed here and elsewhere online, for many this never had anything to do with the use of the greenspace. This city has a long history of deciding who gets to feel welcome here, and it's well past time we said so out loud.
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Canada Post is heading for collapse.2017 was its last profitable year. Since then: seven straight losses — a record $1.57B in 2025, $841M in 2024, $748M in 2023. Cumulative losses since 2018 exceed $3.8–5B.This is structural failure. Letter mail is dead as Canadians and businesses went digital years ago. Yet it demands taxpayer bailouts.Times change. Canadian Airlines and CP Air adapted or vanished — Canada Post is next.Purolator, owned by Canada Post, proves what works: excellent service, no strikes. Shift from dying letters to growing parcels.Canada Post can no longer plead for relevance. It is due to fail without radical change. Privatization is the logical path.The digital revolution is here. Transform now or be left behind.
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Wages need to keep pace with the cost of living. Payouts to company presidents and CEOs need to be controlled and significantly lowered.
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