The federal government is attempting to push partial deregulation of Canada Post through Parliament in
Part 15 of its omnibus budget bill (Bill C-9). Bill C-9 has made it through the House of Commons and is now
in the Senate. The Senate Standing Committee on National Finance begins its study of the budget bill on June
14th. The Committee will report to the Senate by July 31st.
A number of Senators have expressed concern about the size and nature of the budget bill. Bill C-9 is
filled with a variety of measures that have not been properly examined or debated, including the provision to
partially deregulate Canada Post. Progressive Conservative Senator Lowell Murray has made a motion to split
the bill. This motion has not yet been discussed.
Please phone Senators in your area to find out where they stand.
Send a message to Senators
Deregulating international letters is a huge move. This move deserves to be
researched,
examined and debated, not shoved through Parliament as part of the budget bill.
Would you be willing to support a motion to split Part 15 from Bill C-9?
You can find the names and phone numbers of Senators in your province below (PDF).
The struggle to preserve universal public postal
service and jobs continues