That decision is up to Canada Post. I can't give you information about a specific community.
I can tell you, though, that Canada Post has experience with transitions. Some communities used to have door-to-door delivery but now get their mail through community mailboxes.
As I said, the people in my riding who had home delivery are largely in favour of getting their mail through community mailboxes, for the reasons I just mentioned. They, too, are aware of this new reality.
Door-to-door delivery costs $279 a year, whereas community mailbox delivery costs $157 a year, so home delivery is more expensive. I think reasonable Canadians who are aware of Canada Post's financial situation realize that going to a community mailbox to get their mail is the lesser evil, so to speak.