Charities send 3,600 letters to feds asking for tax deadline extension in wake of Canada Post strike effects

Author Elisha Dacey
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Why It Matters

The December holiday season is one of the main fundraising times for non-profits and charities. While the Canada Post strike is over, direct mail to current and former charitable donors is being delivered late, impacting non-profits’ bottom lines.

Charities have written thousands of letters asking for an extension of the tax deadline as the effects of the Canada Post strike linger.

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