In one article, Canada Post told the Star they are currently “unable to get mail to and from Santa in the North Pole” due to the labour disruption, but are committed to delivering every letter as well as his responses once postal operations restart.”
In another example, both Canada Post and the Retail Council of Canada were cited in an article about the concern of business owners, stating costs will be passed on to consumers. CUPW is only cited as responding to small business owners’ complaints.
Biden shut down rail worker strike in the US, not need to play these partisan politics bullshit when we get a train ran on us by both sides but one sides plays the “good” cop
I don’t see this article as “partisan politics bullshit” but like you, I think, I reject the current status quo: “when we get a train ran on us by both sides but one sides plays the ‘good’ cop.” If traditionally centre-left parties want to keep moving right, they’re going to alienate their left-of-centre voters
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Reminds me of MAGAt politics
Biden shut down rail worker strike in the US, not need to play these partisan politics bullshit when we get a train ran on us by both sides but one sides plays the “good” cop
I don’t see this article as “partisan politics bullshit” but like you, I think, I reject the current status quo: “when we get a train ran on us by both sides but one sides plays the ‘good’ cop.” If traditionally centre-left parties want to keep moving right, they’re going to alienate their left-of-centre voters