VOICED : Canadians react to plan to end door-to-do

Canada Post plans to end home delivery in urban areas to save costs, resulting in job losses. This decision has shocked the public, especially affecting seniors and the disabled. Opposition parties argue it may lead to privatization. Analysts suggest diversifying services, like banking, to increase revenue. Despite opposition from political parties and local governments, postal workers face an uncertain future.

What is the primary reason Canada Post decided to end home delivery in urban areas?

• To expand their delivery services

• To increase the number of jobs

• To improve customer satisfaction

• To save over half a billion dollars annually

What is one of the main concerns of the opposition parties regarding Canada Post's decision?

• It will reduce the number of post offices

• The decision will lead to increased delivery times

• It is a step towards privatization

• It will improve service quality

What alternative service is suggested by analysts to help Canada Post diversify?

• Offering financial services

• Closing rural post offices

• Reducing delivery days

• Increasing postage rates

Which political parties have clearly spoken against Canada Post's plan?

• The Conservative Party and the Green Party

• The Liberal Party and the New Democratic Party

• The Progressive Conservative Party and the Reform Party

• The Bloc Québécois and the People's Party

What is the stance of Montreal's municipal government on Canada Post's plan?

• They are neutral

• They support the plan

• They are completely opposed

• They have not commented