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Couriers not an option, says small business owner after Canada Post strike | Hanomansing Tonight
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5:18Now PlayingSome business owners are turning to courier options in the wake of the latest Canada Post strike, but Jim Hadfield, owner of Jim's Cakes & Christmas Fruit Cakes in rural Saskatchewan, is not one of them. He tells Hanomansing Tonight he has 184 mail-outs to do this year — from Newfoundland to the Northwest Territories — and couriers are 'just simply not an option.'
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