The holidays are that time of year when charitable organizations lean heavily on the community to provide the most vulnerable with the supports they need to get through the winter.
The annual Salvation Army kettle campaign is in full swing, with Saskatoon looking to raise $325,000 to fund programs and services until next Christmas.
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But the ongoing Canada Post strike might put that goal out of reach.
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As Global News’ Gates Guarin reports, the strike combined with financial may prevent families from more of those gifts of giving this season.
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