VOICED : Canadians react to plan to end door-to-do

Canada Post plans to end home delivery in urban areas to save costs, resulting in job losses. This decision has shocked the public, especially affecting seniors and the disabled. Opposition parties argue it may lead to privatization. Analysts suggest diversifying services, like banking, to increase revenue. Despite opposition from political parties and local governments, postal workers face an uncertain future.

What decision did Canada Post make regarding home delivery in urban areas?

How many jobs are expected to be eliminated due to the changes at Canada Post?

What concerns do senior citizens and the disabled have regarding the new mail collection system?

What alternative services do some analysts suggest Canada Post should consider?

What is the stance of the Liberal Party and the New Democratic Party regarding the changes proposed by Canada Post?