US EditionCanada Post removes deadline for Santa letter program amid strike
- Canada Post has removed the deadline for its Santa Claus letter program due to an ongoing national workers' strike that has halted mail delivery during the holiday season.
- Approximately 55,000 workers began their strike over two weeks ago, suspending mail service and affecting the delivery of 1.5 million letters from Canadian children to Santa each year.
- Canada Post assures that once operations resume, all letters will reach the North Pole and receive replies, although specific delivery dates cannot be guaranteed.
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Sudbury's hospital asking supporters to donate despite postal strike
Despite the Canada Post strike, the Health Sciences North Foundation says there are still opportunities for people to show their support for the hospital and its mission to keep families close to home for the holidays.
·Sudbury, Canada
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