Government Operations committee  Persons with disabilities are usually on a fixed income and don't usually have a cellphone. If they have a cellphone, it's pay for service or it's only on data use and not on Wi-Fi.

Government Operations committee  I've always had a community mailbox. I've never known anything different, and it just happens to be right outside my house.

Government Operations committee  My parents have a community mail centre, which is a store, and they live in rural Newfoundland and Labrador. It's a hub. It's where they get their telephone book, their flyers, their mail. It's where the men get together and have chats over coffee in the morning.

Government Operations committee  The only people who I can think of who have locks are those who use the community mailboxes or live in apartment buildings.

Government Operations committee  No.

Government Operations committee  No. We were never consulted.

Government Operations committee  We haven't had feedback in regard to theft. We have had feedback in regard to delay in getting your mail. If you're having a support worker get it for you, or a family member, I think people put more emphasis on the need for food and money than they do on the postal service. If s

Government Operations committee  If I understand your question, you're asking what the most important service is that Canada Post should be delivering.

Government Operations committee  It's extremely important. Most of our consumers are isolated and book medical appointments using Canada Post.

Government Operations committee  No. Change, I think, is very difficult—

Government Operations committee  —and I don't think it was communicated effectively. People with disabilities and seniors like the status quo.

Government Operations committee  I agree.

Government Operations committee  I can speak about my parents. They live in Southern Bay, and they're about 40 minutes from a bank. They're seniors as well. They're actually considering moving to Clarenville or coming to St. John's because of banking and health services. They plot their doctor's appointments a

Government Operations committee  I would agree; they are either in apartment buildings or they have home delivery. I think the change is difficult for people with a disability and seniors as well, as is the unknown. When they read about it in the newspaper and they wonder what it means for them and whether they

Government Operations committee  That's a really good question, and I have to say that I haven't looked into it. We haven't heard from them. We haven't provided any kind of training. We provide etiquette training in regard to disability and disability awareness. We haven't done any with Canada Post. We haven't w