u/TommyOliver91

Curious if this happened at any other Canada Post depots in Montreal today.
The yellow election cards had already been pushed back because the bilingual information on them needed to be changed. Now, on basically the last day for us to get these delivered before Monday’s election, ours showed up as a big unsorted stack, completely separated from our sequenced mail.
Normally these would be sequenced with the rest of the mail. Going through the entire stack and manually sorting every card into the proper routes and points of call obviously takes a lot of extra time, so understandably a lot of carriers were frustrated and chose not to do it.
I personally decided to take the time to sort mine and deliver them because, election aside, I want to make sure everyone on my route has the information and a fair chance to vote.
But I’m not going to lie, I find the whole situation a bit sketchy, especially considering the timing.

It’s 2026, yet customers still have to manually enter their credit card information when paying at the door. This looks suspicious, wastes time, and creates unnecessary inconvenience when a simple tap would take seconds.
We already accept credit cards and have the necessary scanners. Adding tap to pay would be an obvious modernization that improves both customer service and efficiency.