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Five things to know about Canada Post’s future after Ottawa announces reforms — CanadaPostTruck4 by Wikipedia Photo - Own work (By: Raysonho @ Open Grid Scheduler / Grid Engine) / CC-0

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Five things to know about Canada Post’s future after Ottawa announces reforms

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An overhaul to Canada Post’s operations is on the way after the federal government promised a suite of changes Thursday. The move comes as labour uncertainty continues to drag on and the mail carrier incurs significant financial losses.See the Story

Thomas Muller Breaks German Record, Leads Whitecaps FC to Historic Canadian Championship

Soccer · Vancouver

Thomas Muller Breaks German Record, Leads Whitecaps FC to Historic Canadian Championship

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The Whitecaps star surpassed Toni Kroos as the most decorated German soccer player of all time.See the Story

Striking BCGEU members march, rally in downtown Vancouver

Vancouver, British Columbia · Vancouver

Striking BCGEU members march, rally in downtown Vancouver

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The weather was drizzly and dreary, but the spirit of an estimated 2,000 striking B.C. Government Employees Union members was upbeat in a noon-hour rally and march in downtown Vancouver on Wednesday.See the Story

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