Subhead:Since 2018, the company says it has lost more than $5 billion. Last month, it posted its largest loss ever for a single quarter. And yet the Canadian Union of Postal Workers thinks a boycott of junk mail delivery is a strategy Canadians will embrace?#
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How are you coping, folks?
We speak of the lack of junk mail you’re getting these days.
Earlier this month, the Canadian Union of Postal Workers launched a job action. Which is to say, they have stopped delivering so-called “neighbourhood mail”.
This is also known as “ad mail.” Almost everybody in the country calls it “junk mail.”
We’ve been taking the junk mail ban pretty hard…
Like, how will we find out about Leon’s next Don’t Pay a Cent Event? How will we ever discover the latest specials at Mr. Sub? And how will we get all the nitty-gritty details regarding Canadian Tire’s Fall Big Red Event?
Would you believe… the Internet?
But seriously, a junk mail boycott is actually a strategy being embraced by the Posties?
We think we speak for millions of Canadians when we say that the vast majority of junk mail goes right from the mailbox and straight into the blue box.
Hey CUPW, uncluttering the mailboxes of Canadians is a plus, not a minus. We’d actually pay for such a service…
