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I have this issue where my 2018 CRV it slams on the break on a sunny day if there is a shadow on the road or portion of the road which has new patch of black pavement.

No matter how many times I told the dealership Village Honda in Calgary. They didn’t escalate or gave me a solution.

After almost 8 years I am getting the recall done next Tuesday.

I ordered a fridge from Canadian Appliance Source and the didn’t shot off the waterline result damaged my basement roof with dripping water. When asked to repair their damaged they denied claim without justification just because the delivery person said he is adamant it was closed. No proof.

I claimed through insurance now, forwarded all the pictures and email proof to the insurance.

Kebab King is pretty good for Afghan kebab. Due to the customer demographics they don’t do full on Afghan kebab but yes they modified or made a fusion of Afghan kebab mixed with Lebanese.

How do you know if an Indian Pakistani or Afghan place is good. Checkout their oven and methods of the grill.

Hi planning to throw these mud flaps and install new ones. I would consider budget mud flaps unless you guys recommend installing OEM

Please provide me links to good mud flaps.

This is an interesting post, especially coming from a Superintendent at Canada Post.

I understand the frustration with UPS, but it does raise a broader question: Canada Post operates in the same parcel-delivery market and competes directly with UPS. Given that, is it appropriate for a Canada Post Superintendent to publicly criticize a direct competitor’s delivery performance and encourage customers to avoid using that competitor?

If the roles were reversed, I wonder how Canada Post would view a senior UPS employee publicly criticizing Canada Post and promoting alternative delivery services.

There’s nothing wrong with sharing a personal customer-service experience, but when the person making the comments is a senior operational leader at a direct competitor, the optics are certainly worth discussing.

I’d be interested to hear how others view this from a conflict-of-interest, professional ethics, or corporate social-media policy perspective.

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