Keeping things clean will protect essential workers during the pandemic.
The Canadian Press
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The Canadian Press
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A mailbox appears in front of a house on Tuesday in Toronto.
Canada Post says if you have a dog, don't answer the door for the deliveries.
OTTAWA — The union representing Canada Post employees is asking Canadians to disinfect their mailboxes to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) says daily washing and disinfecting of letter boxes, along with handrails and door knobs, will help keep mail carriers safe.
CUPW national president Jan Simpson says Canadians are relying on the postal system to keep packages and letters flowing to them as they self-isolate in their homes during the pandemic.
Simpson says Canadians need to know their mail is safe and keeping things clean will help ensure this.
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OTTAWA — The union representing Canada Post employees is asking Canadians to disinfect their mailboxes to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) says daily washing and disinfecting of letter boxes, along with handrails and door knobs, will help keep mail carriers safe.
CUPW national president Jan Simpson says Canadians are relying on the postal system to keep packages and letters flowing to them as they self-isolate in their homes during the pandemic.
Simpson says Canadians need to know their mail is safe and keeping things clean will help ensure this.
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Meanwhile, the postal service is asking Canadians with dogs to keep their doors closed during deliveries, whenever possible.
With so many people home during the day now, Canada Post says the number of interactions between postal carriers and dogs has been increasing, making physical distancing difficult and increasing the risk of dog bites.
Four postal workers in Canada have tested positive for COVID-19 infection: one in Calgary, two in St. John’s and one in North Bay, Ont.
With files from HuffPost Canada
This report by The Canadian Press was first published on March 31, 2020.
Canada Post workers are considered essential during the pandemic.
Meanwhile, the postal service is asking Canadians with dogs to keep their doors closed during deliveries, whenever possible.
With so many people home during the day now, Canada Post says the number of interactions between postal carriers and dogs has been increasing, making physical distancing difficult and increasing the risk of dog bites.
Four postal workers in Canada have tested positive for COVID-19 infection: one in Calgary, two in St. John’s and one in North Bay, Ont.
With files from HuffPost Canada
This report by The Canadian Press was first published on March 31, 2020.
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