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More rural Canadians are enjoying increased access to postal products and services through retail
postal outlets in their communities. This is happening in partnership with hundreds of local businesses
right across the country, in a variety of ways.
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In Whistler, British Columbia. Two new retail postai outlets, operated by local businesses, have
opened this year. The new outlets complement the services offered at the Whistler corporate post
office. They are the first step to improved service in this rapidly -developing community.
`The responsefrom the customers has beenfantastic. It's working out well."
— Barry McKeever, Operator, Retail Outlet, Mclieever's General Store
InRose Bay, Nova Scotia We haveanother link in Canada Post Corporation's growing network of
postal outlets. This time in a communitywhere fortwo years, retail service was not provided through a
corporate outlet. Retail postal service is now provided in.putnership with a local business.
`I feel that the postal outlet here is a great step in the rigfrt direction
to service the people in the area."
— Sam Emmons, President, Rose Bay area Board OfTrade
InSte-Filidte4le-lIslet,ftuebee. Aretail postal outlet is now offering postal services and
products in ace unity where no post office eidsted before. -
"in addition to ,tbeservicespropkled by a retail postal outlet established
in a locatbusiness, we now have the benefit tef ourown postal code."
—jean-PaulPellerin, Mayor, Municipality ofSte-Filicite-de-rislet
In Leman, Sasitatebetvatz. A r-etail poStal outlet is no* open to serve customers. The outlet
provides customers with access to postal products and services. These services have not been
•available locally for four years.
'The retail postal outietin the Co.op conveniowe store* a good arrangement
— theysupport eacfrotberantitpymides all the necessary postal services."
— Larry Davis, Councillor, aural Municipality of Wellington,Saskatchewan
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Local businesses are Deflating from hicreased customer traffic. it means a better and stronger
business base for the community. We are building localpartnerShips with the community and
business, to provide Canadians with reliable, accessible and affordable postal service.
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Finn
MacCool
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"With naught but the sea betwixt him and
me
The water did make me to pause
If I work night and day
I'll discover a way
To allow me to follow my cause."
Though a lesser man wilt, Finn's causeway
he built
With the strength from within his great
hands.
Just two days, and a night
This Irishman's might
Had connected these two foreign lands.
Now Finn's massive ire, upon reaching
Kintyre
(as later that land would be named)
Had shrunk on a diet
Of hard work and quiet
His wrath, it was partially tamed.
Tired,-hungry-and-hot-te-sat-down and
, thought
That bag pipes weren't worth all this work.
To forgive and forget
Might be the best bet
His spirits accepted this quirk.
"The pipes," said he, "don't matter to me"
And he chuckled a wee bit of laughter.
"rn fight if need be
Knock him off at the knee
But Would be better if I didn't have ter."
No more was his tantrum, and the green
hills of Antrim
Did beckon for him to come home.
The causeway he strode
An ocean boimd road
That a Scotsman won was to roam.
The rocky terrain, near future Coleraine
Was the cradle of great Finn MacCool
And there that the man
Conceived a wee plan
To be followed to the length of the rule.
Meanwhile on Kintyre the Scot giant's ire
Could be heard but not understood.
His rage it was quick
His brogue it was thick
He never .spoke English too good.
"I'll nae be denied," the Scottish man cried
As shock waves around him were sent
"For someone's been here
And I greatly fear
.That be left without paying rent."
"I'll walk 'till I see who did this ta me"
And boldly he started that way.
He stepped on the shore
He searched aft and fore
And wound up Just north of Loc Neagh.
By a natural fountain he peeked over a
mountain
And saw what would break every rule.
For in cute baby togs
Did play in the bogs
A tyke who resembled MacCool.
The :Scots giant stopped, his eyes all but
M sight,before him to see.
This great hair3' child
Appearing quite mild -
Bow BIG this Idd's father must be!
Nottaking a Chance, nor backwards glance
lleoped boat° from whence belied come.
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Parts off with, t stake 41
Be w s*obutbe sure wasn't 4umb.
lame of MiacCool, though not learned in
frannorOse the green and.
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