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    Canada Post CEO Share Plans to Bring More Shared Postal Service to Canadians

    Maria GillBy Maria GillJune 7, 2022No Comments1 Min Read
    Canada Post CEO Share Plans to Bring More Shared Postal Service to Canadians
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    Ottawa, ONAnd the 6 June 2022 / CNW / – At a press conference will be held Ottawa On Thursday, June 9, Canada Post’s President and CEO Doug Ettinger will talk about the company’s environmental and climate commitments, including plans for its 14,000-vehicle fleet.

    Accompanied by Cheryl Hoeder, Head of Legal Affairs and Sustainable Development, Joy Duguay, General Manager of Operations for the Quebec Region, and other representatives of Canada Post, Mr. Ettinger will talk about sustainable development, Canada Post’s carbon neutrality goals and ways to meet the needs and expectations of Canadians.

    Low-emission and zero-emission vehicles will be on site, including vehicles that will be part of a pilot project Ottawa.

    when:
    Thursday, June 9, 11 a.m.

    where:
    Outside Colonoid Warehouse
    19 Colonnade Street Nippin

    parking:
    Use the parking lot east of Nippen Creek Park (opposite 60 Colonnade Street). Shuttle buses will run regularly between the car park and the event site.

    SOURCE Canada Post

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