VANCOUVER - The union representing Canada's postal workers says there has been a spike in the number of community mailboxes that have been broken into.
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers is calling on Canada Post to release information around the number of incidents of theft and vandalism happening across the country.
Union president Mike Palecek says Canada Post needs to restore door-to-door delivery, which was cut several years ago by the former Conservative government.
The Liberal party campaigned in the last federal election to restore home delivery and the results of a review are expected to be released sometime this year.
Palecek says condo and community boxes are more vulnerable to theft because mail is concentrated in one location.
Canada Post spokesman Jon Hamilton says the Crown corporation treats security seriously but theft statistics are not released for security reasons.
Bagikan Berita Ini
Related Posts :
Calgary kids ask Tim Hortons to rethink 'Roll Up' contest- Canada's largest cryptocurrency exchange Quadriga seeks creditor protection
- Former Vice Canada editor charged with conspiring to import cocaine
- From dorm to dominance: Growing pains as Facebook turns 15
- Three more bank mutual fund subsidiaries face potential class action cases
0 Response to "Postal workers union wants Canada Post to release theft statistics"
Post a Comment