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Canada Post is effectively bankrupt. Can it be saved? | About That
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13:51Now PlayingCan ending door-to-door mail delivery help solve Canada Post's financial catastrophe? That's part of the federal government's proposed solution to curb daily losses in the millions of dollars, but the union has swiftly responded with a nationwide postal worker strike. Andrew Chang explains how Canada Post's greatest strength may now be its greatest weakness — and how a viable path forward could unfold.
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Intro: 00:00
Red ink, everywhere: 1:55
Cut people, cut planes, cut places: 6:20
Solution or sabotage?: 9:50
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