Its RIBFEST. We're in the park again!

It's RIBFEST, and we are in the park again! 

Thanks to Glenna and David our table is all set up! We could use your help if you are around during this long weekend.

We are located at the east end of expressions in chalk between an ecoStation and sammy's souvlaki in the Centre Square directly across from the bandshell.

Spread the word. If you are going bring your Save Door-to-Door signs and add a RESTEORE sticker! ALSO, pens and sidewalk chalk!

 We'd love to see you there.

Londoners come out in force to learn about the potential for expanded services at Canada Post!

Londoners come out to the Friends of Public Services event to learn about the CUPW proposal to make Canada Posts impressive infrastructure work for us better and become part of the green economy: Delivering Community Power

The crowd listened to an excellent presentation from Dru Jay of Friends of Public Services in the  inviting space of Bread and Roses bookstore at 870 Dundas St. E. 

Friends of Public Services: http://www.publicservices.ca/21st_century_postal_service

Download your own flyer, see the video that summarizs the proposal Delivering Community Power.

Delivering Community Power: VIDEO 

Delivering Community Power: Get your FLYER

Spread the word.

Friends of Public Services UPDATE!

We're so inspired by your response! From coast-to-coast, Canadians are rejecting cuts and demanding a Canada Post for everyone. Just 2 days left to make your voice heard.



Add your voice now at:DeliveringCommunityPower.ca/review

Delivering Community Power

Please join us on Friday at 7 to learn more about how we can build a postal service for the 21st century:

Delivering Community Power

How postal workers can move public services for climate action

7pm, July 29

Bread and Roses Bookstore (870 Dundas St E)

Please help us spread the word by forwarding this message and/ or inviting people on Facebook.

            Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/1118968371480468/

Postal workers have put forward a bold vision to make Canada Post into an engine for a climate-friendly economy by investing in green jobs that reduce emissions while benefitting low-income and rural communities. 

Dru Jay from Friends of Public Services and a representative from CUPW will discuss the postal workers’ vision and the alliance that’s backing it. Opportunities for networking and discussion will follow a brief presentation.

And please remember: the deadline for submissions to the public review of our postal service is July 31st!  

Please add your voice before it’s too late. 

Let them know you want home delivery restored, protected and expanded as part of a new vision for our postal service. Thanks for being a part of this!

Add your voice to the Postal Review

A Harper-era appointee at Canada Post, named Deepak Chopra, has refused to step down, and is moving forward on his plan to cut our postal services. We can stop him if you take action right now.

We know that Chopra used to be an industry lobbyist and supports cutting services and raising prices for all of us.[1] We can’t let that happen.

Let me be clear: The government has an opportunity to not only stop the cuts, but to use our postal service to build a more equitable, sustainable economy in Canada.[2]  

We’re joining a range of organizations to put forward an innovative plan to use our postal network to address our country’s climate and economic challenges, with a made-in-Canada electric fleet, postal banking, green infrastructure, and community services.

The government can either cave to Harper appointed lobbyists, or embrace a 21st century vision for Canada’s postal service. If enough of us speak out they’ll have no choice but to listen. Canada Post is profitable today, and has been for most of the past two decades.That’s why Chopra and his cronies want to exploit this valuable public resource.  Let’s not let that happen.

The deadline to get on the public record is July 31st!  Please add your voice before it’s too late.

Footnotes:

[1] Appointed by Harper in 2011, Chopra was previously an executive at Pitney Bowes, a mail supply company that is currently actively lobbying for privatization of the US Postal Service. He has appointed other Pitney Bowes colleagues to executive positions at Canada Post. Source: http://www.publicservices.ca/chopra_resign

[2] The government is holding a public review of Canada Post until July 31st, 2016. Source: http://www.tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca/examendepostescanada-canadapostreview/index-eng.html