Olivia Chow on Canada Post’s decision to phase out home delivery

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Posted December 11, 2013 2:26 pm.

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NDP MP Olivia Chow spoke out against Canada Post’s decision to phase out door-to-door delivery in urban areas.Community mailboxes will replace the service.

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