The union representing Canada Post employees in the south has threatened strike action starting Friday, which would impact deliveries across the country, including in Resolute Bay, shown here. (File photo by Jeff Pelletier)
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Northern Canada Post workers won’t be part of strike; Canada Post warns all of its post offices will be affected though
Mail delivery across the country could halt for the second time in six months if postal workers in southern Canada go on strike Friday morning.
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