Canada Post employees may have been legislated back to work after more than five weeks of rotating strikes, but that isn’t stopping their colleagues from picking up picket signs to support them and once again slowing the mail in the process.
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On Wednesday night, picket lines were set up at the Hamilton mail processing plant in Stoney Creek, where pickets were reportedly burning wood pallets.
Canada Post said they were obstructing the movement of mail and parcels at the plant on Millen Road.
However, Hamilton police say the demonstration was peaceful, there were no arrests and the crowd dispersed by midnight.
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