Intelcom is making a killing with Amazon and other online deliveries.
If people would have had a bit of foresight instead of a knee-jerk reaction, Canada would own 50% of a very profitable company.
But no. People always complain when something is done…while also complaining when something isn’t done.
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They want the post GONE as an organization.
There are special laws that are the basis of privacy laws I’m this country.
If you get rid of the post, then you can retire the law and hopefully NEVER ADDRESS the principles of private communication that are enshrined in that law.
Any repeal of the Canada post laws NEED TO ADDRESS those privacy guarantees.
Postal systems have been under ‚attack‘ from private interests for years now. It is ironic (considering the history of the post) that the royal mail was able to be privatised.
Somehow, luckily, the founding father’s were smart enough to protect their postal system under their constitution.
I wonder if France was smart enough for that as well.
The post isn’t some antiquated system of communication. It is a foundational piece of liberal democracy, and even economic security.
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Intelcom is making a killing with Amazon and other online deliveries.
If people would have had a bit of foresight instead of a knee-jerk reaction, Canada would own 50% of a very profitable company.
But no. People always complain when something is done…while also complaining when something isn’t done.
They want the post GONE as an organization.
There are special laws that are the basis of privacy laws I’m this country.
If you get rid of the post, then you can retire the law and hopefully NEVER ADDRESS the principles of private communication that are enshrined in that law.
Any repeal of the Canada post laws NEED TO ADDRESS those privacy guarantees.
Postal systems have been under ‚attack‘ from private interests for years now. It is ironic (considering the history of the post) that the royal mail was able to be privatised.
Somehow, luckily, the founding father’s were smart enough to protect their postal system under their constitution.
I wonder if France was smart enough for that as well.
The post isn’t some antiquated system of communication. It is a foundational piece of liberal democracy, and even economic security.