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Government Operations committee I'm not an urban planner, so it's a challenge for me to answer that. What I can tell you is that it creates insurmountable problems for the people I serve. People with disabilities are finding it a real challenge, particularly in the wintertime, to get their mail. They're feelin
October 5th, 2016Committee meeting
Marcia Carroll
Government Operations committee Ideally, yes.
October 5th, 2016Committee meeting
Marcia Carroll
Government Operations committee Yes, I would. It probably wouldn't be a good business decision, but it would be the decision I would make.
October 5th, 2016Committee meeting
Marcia Carroll
Government Operations committee If that's the recommendation by this committee and that's how you've decided to move forward, that would be a process we would be committed to and participate in. Do we see that as the right solution? Absolutely not.
October 5th, 2016Committee meeting
Marcia Carroll
Government Operations committee I don't know that. I know that people with disabilities who live in this province are 50% more likely to be underemployed or unemployed, and we have 20,000 people with disabilities.
October 5th, 2016Committee meeting
Marcia Carroll
Government Operations committee It's 140,000.
October 5th, 2016Committee meeting
Marcia Carroll
Government Operations committee People with disabilities on Prince Edward Island are just like you and me. They live in a variety of different situations.
October 5th, 2016Committee meeting
Marcia Carroll
Government Operations committee I'm sorry, I had trouble hearing you. Did you say a phone line service or a first line service?
October 5th, 2016Committee meeting
Marcia Carroll
Government Operations committee You could use a couple of different lenses to answer that question, and one is a lens around accommodation. Would Canada Post then be making accommodations to have a specialized service for people with disabilities? Yes, that would be the case, but if you really look at it from a
October 5th, 2016Committee meeting
Marcia Carroll
Government Operations committee Yes. There are people who live in communities who have had community mailboxes for a long time, and they've had to go to their community mailboxes. Most of those community mailboxes, before the city of Charlottetown lost door-to-door delivery, were in the suburbs. Individuals who
October 5th, 2016Committee meeting
Marcia Carroll
October 5th, 2016Committee meeting
Marcia Carroll
Government Operations committee No, I don't think it's right. We see it all the time, where things are downloaded onto the smallest form of government to take on more responsibility. It's not correct. I'm a community advocate, not a business person, but I think there need to be ways that we look at efficiencies
October 5th, 2016Committee meeting
Marcia Carroll
Government Operations committee It's for all aspects, yes.
October 5th, 2016Committee meeting
Marcia Carroll
Government Operations committee I think you have to look at your definition of fair. For my organization and the people I represent, door-to-door delivery is a fundamental service that needs to continue in this country. It's about dignity and autonomy, for people to be able to receive their mail and open their
October 5th, 2016Committee meeting
Marcia Carroll
Government Operations committee No, we don't have the capacity to do that. We have anecdotal information, as people have called us and told us their story. We always encourage them to contact the police. It's not our role in the community to collect statistics. That's not what we're doing.
October 5th, 2016Committee meeting
Marcia Carroll