Canada Post's plan to eliminate regular door-to-door delivery is causing many eastern Ontarians to worry about the future accessibility of their mail service. The proposed changes also include plans to modernize its post office network, amend standards for letter mail and reduce overhead costs. Others like Susy Mailer say switching to community mailboxes could free up resources for Canada Post to ensure people across Canada still have daily mail service. No timeline yetIn a statement to the CBC, Canada Post said it wants to conclude consultations with its unions regarding the proposed changes before sharing more details publicly. Canada Post says it will continue to update Canadians, customers, employees and other stakeholders on its transformation plans, and will provide notice to those affected by the changes.

Source: CBC News April 04, 2026 20:02 UTC