During last year's federal election campaign, Justin Trudeau pledged to reverse the Conservative plan to end door-to-door delivery. The poll was commissioned by Public Works and Government Services Canada and conducted by Patterson, Langlois Consultants this summer. In May, Judy Foote, the minister responsible for Canada Post, spoke of the "potential" for restoring door-to-door delivery once the government's review is complete. Canada Post suspended its transition away from door-to-door delivery to these community boxes in October 2015, after the Liberals won the federal vote. Yet that was 10 points lower than those receiving door-to-door delivery.

Source: CBC News November 24, 2016 10:00 UTC