I think that from the beginning of the campaign to the end of the campaign, you saw a strengthening of the Liberal position, where initially it was a moratorium on community mailbox conversions. Then it went to the restoration of door-to-door mail service.
In Windsor that had a very particular meaning. In Windsor it's a unique case, because the actual implementation was in the middle of the campaign, after the writ was dropped but before the vote. Also, there are other communities just a little further up the 401 that were in a similar situation a couple of weeks later. They didn't end door-to-door delivery there; they put up the postal boxes but they didn't use them.
However, in Windsor and Tecumseh, in particular, that wasn't the case. Right in the middle of the campaign they stopped door-to-door delivery, and they hastily installed these postal boxes in unsafe areas. As a local candidate, my interpretation of the Liberal position was that those households in Windsor—Tecumseh that lost door-to-door delivery during the campaign would have that service restored.