The union representing postal workers has given notice of its intent to strike starting this evening (June 2), unless a settlement is reached.
Nova Scotia securities rules require public companies and community economic-development corporations to deliver disclosure and voting or proxy materials to shareholders.
A postal strike could affect companies that use regular mail to meet these requirements.
The Nova Scotia Securities Commission and other Canadian Securities Administrators are monitoring the situation. If a full postal service work stoppage occurs, we will respond with more information.
In the meantime, we encourage companies to consult with their service providers and legal advisers as to alternate delivery options.
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