As far as CUPW, with the five-day delivery to help keep the post office green with letter carriers, our carbon footprint is zero. We deliver the parcels. We already have the mobiles and the trucks. We have the plants. We have the people. The service providers are there, and we just need to keep going forward. Maybe opening a plant in Windsor is a good idea to keep Windsor going. My post office has recently pushed back our start times. We used to start at 8 o'clock, and now as a carrier we start at 8:30 for highway services to get the mail and the parcels, because parcels are going to be big for Canada Post, and of course the Christmas season is coming. They've opened a plant, I think, in Scarborough and there was another one that they just opened that they had closed. All of these things tied together with the parcels, the possibility of postal banking, keeping letter carriers on the street, five-day delivery, and bringing services back that were taken away is all going to generate revenue for Canada Post.
On September 28th, 2016. See this statement in context.