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Changes to the Canadian postal network in Québec

Canada Post has announced its intention to transfer the processing of Lettermail and Admail from Quebec City to Montreal. This change will allow the Corporation to maximize its operations and improve service performance.

The Quebec Letter Processing Plant no longer meets operational needs, in part because processing must be performed on several floors. Furthermore, it is located in a highly congested traffic area, which causes many access problems.

“The Montreal Plant, one of the largest in the country, is currently under-used and has the capacity to absorb this mail,” said Michel Diotte, Field Operations Vice-president at Canada Post. “Moreover, approximately 70 percent of this mail is already being sent to Montreal after first being sorted in Quebec City. Sending it to Montreal at the outset will improve service for our customers.”

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Canada Post announces one-cent domestic rate increase for 2006

Canada Post Corporation today announced in the Canada Gazette a one-cent increase (2 %) in the domestic basic letter rate as well as its proposed increases for USA and International letter rates for implementation on January 16, 2006. Under the price-cap formula approved by the federal government in 2000, basic letter rate increases, when warranted, will not exceed 66.67 percent of inflation as measured by the Consumer Price Index from May prior to the last increase to May of the current year. Increases will be implemented no more than once a year, in January, and announced six months in advance in the Canada Gazette Part I.

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Moya Greene appointed new President and CEO of Canada Post

John McCallum, Minister Responsible for Canada Post, today announced the appointment of Moya Greene as President and Chief Executive Officer of Canada Post. “Ms. Greene comes to this position with significant federal government and private sector management experience,” said Minister McCallum. “I am confident that she will provide strong leadership as President and CEO of Canada Post, and that she will contribute to the future successes of the Corporation.”

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Canada Post names Moya Greene Chief Executive

Canada named Moya Greene as chief executive officer of the country’s government-owned postal service to replace Andre Ouellet, who quit last year after the company was linked to a sponsorship scandal. John McCallum, the minister responsible for Canada Post, nominated Greene, according to a statement distributed by Canada NewsWire today. Greene, 51, worked in government for 17 years before leaving for jobs at Bombardier Inc., Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce and Toronto-Dominion Bank, the statement said.

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Canada Post to act as middleman

Canada Post claims to have found a way to address concerns over ‘junk mail’ and spam by linking consumers and marketers, while protecting personal information.
The Fetch service enables consumers to respond to promotions from participating advertisers via phone, text message or online. Canada Post then acts as a middleman, passing on information, but safeguarding private details. The postal operator, credited with having gained a high level of public trust, is piloting the partnership with 12 businesses including Safeway, Telus and Domino’s Pizza. Warren Tomlin, director of marketing and communication, and co-inventor of Fetch, says: “A lot of media have no call-to-action, so there’s no way to respond. For the consumer, it’s about trust; for the advertiser, it’s about a qualified prospect.”

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