Postal employees head back to work Tuesday

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Postal employees head back to work Tuesday

Mail is set to begin moving again today after a month-long strike by Canada Post employees ended, though the workers' union is challenging the intervention in the labour dispute.

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Postal employees head back to work Tuesday

Mail is set to begin moving again today after a month-long strike by Canada Post employees ended, though the workers’ union is challenging the intervention in the labour dispute.

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