Fentanyl at the click of a mouse
A Manitoba dealer who was caught after ordering fentanyl via the dark web shines a light on the drug’s supply chain
Canada Post
’I signed up to be a mailman, to deliver Christmas cards. Not fentanyl.’
Canada Post employees say job demands increase opioid risks
Opioid victims’ families want a simple change. Why won’t the Liberals act?
Closing a loophole could prevent fentanyl importers from using Canada Post. "It just seems like an extremely logical and easy thing to do."
The fentanyl risk for postal workers: health and safety is not a given
Postal workers’ union calls for safety measures to address possible exposure
For fentanyl importers, Canada Post is the shipping method of choice
Most fentanyl enters Canada via the mail, thanks to an antiquated law. Why hasn’t the government acted?
The Liberals’ disregard for workers’ rights
Tom Parkin: The Trudeau government ploughed over postal workers’ well-established charter right to strike. It’s been tried before and ends badly.
These Amazon parcel thieves are stealing Christmas
Truck-stalking thieves are scooping gifts dropped at your door by UPS, FedEx and Canada Post, too. But online shoppers are fighting back.
A stalemate on pensions leaves workers in the lurch
Defined Benefit pensions may be a pipe dream rooted in the past, but governments and employers haven’t created a suitable alternative—and workers deserve better
Canada Post work stoppage: The difference between a lockout and a strike
By now, Canadians know they might not be getting mail on Monday—but there’s some confusion about exactly why
Google Trends tracks concern for Canada Post labour dispute
Canada Post says the threat of a work stoppage has had more impact on business than an actual stoppage