Mail and Parcel Delivery to Resume Amid Rotating Strikes
Canada Post services are set to resume on a limited basis as the postal union begins rotating strikes.
Kathryn Gallagher Morton, owner of Maplelea, a small business selling Canadian-themed dolls, expressed relief that Canada Post is taking action. Her business relies heavily on mail and parcel delivery, especially during the holiday season.
"You have your order in by the beginning of December if you're going to get it in time for Christmas,"
Gallagher Morton is preparing to send out hundreds of thousands of catalogues and a strike would have significantly impacted her business. The catalogue needs to be sent out by mid-October to meet Christmas demand.
The rotating strikes will allow for limited mail and parcel delivery to resume, providing some relief to businesses like Maplelea.
Author's summary: Canada Post services to resume amid rotating strikes.
- Mail and parcel delivery to resume on a limited basis
- Rotating strikes to affect Canada Post services
- Small businesses like Maplelea rely on Canada Post for holiday sales