I cited an example on the subject.
There was a time when Canada Post held a competition called Golden Shovels. People were encouraged to maintain the path to their home to prevent letter carriers from falling and injuring themselves. They want to avoid falling as much as seniors want to go and pick up their mail.
That is one example. Once again we see how, by taking care to protect its employees from injury, Canada Post wants people to remove snow from their sidewalks and provide clear access to mailboxes. This is also an aspect of this social connection because Canada Post employees work on city streets.
In addition, in a neighbourhood such as Limoilou, they can warn people that they will stop delivering mail because stairways are dangerous. That may be another form of pressure put on owners. In some instances, when seniors who live on the second floor request it, no one wants to listen to them. This is a good example of the social connection and an aspect of inclusion.