This 95-year-old man’s letter to Maclean’s about mail and loneliness sparked multiple pen pals
Some 50 strangers from British Columbia to Nova Scotia mailed letters to Stan Smurthwaite, a strange delight for the WWII vet and retiree
This mail-hoarding postal worker is a hero for our times
Shannon Gormley: Doesn’t the mail drive everyone, including its recipients, postal? If the mail stopped coming for just a little while, it wouldn’t be a tragedy. It would be a snow day.
Can Canada Post survive the digital era?
Even radical reform might not save the post office now
Did you Yahoo! that?
The one-time star of the dot-com era tries to figure out what to be as it grows up
Monopolistically, my dear Watson
Bet you didn’t know you were breaking the law if you ever had non-urgent mail delivered by a courier
Canada Post is all but obsolete
I have regard and sympathy for postal workers. Their mission was once critical to the world, and they have a sense of duty and a code of professional ethics that reflects this. They also have enjoyed all of the security and privilege that comes with performing such a crucial task.