That's right, folks: No mail.
Don't get me started on how badly both sides need to reset their expectations in light of a drastically changed world. The days of uber-well-paid letter carriers who can easily coast from high school to retirement to huge pension are long gone. Reality dictates a reboot not just in Canada, but among postal systems around the world.
One wonders if the leaders on either side truly appreciate this. Probably not.
Your turn: Do you still do snail mail?
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Other than occasional birthday cards, or Mother's and Father's Day cards to my parents(who get all insulted at an e-greeting), no. I pay bills online. It's faster, and there's comfort in the knowledge it GETS there when it's supposed to.
It still has it's uses but it not the necessary thing it once was.
I use snail mail - although not for bills or things like that - but, I send cards to friends, do knitting and quilting swaps, so I do snail mail more than others.
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