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MPs wary of Canada Post stoppage

One MP wants to send out flyers for a town hall on electoral reform, but will have to find another route of communicating the details to her constituents if Canada Post negotiations dissolve.

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BY CHELSEA NASH
July 13, 2016

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MPs wary of Canada Post stoppage

One MP wants to send out flyers for a town hall on electoral reform, but will have to find another route of communicating the details to her constituents if Canada Post negotiations dissolve.

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