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Jo-Anne Lyver's Case Against Canada

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Summary: Since Friday, a Mount Pearl woman fought against Canada Post’s operation where they intended to install super mailboxes on her property. Jo-Anne Lyver became upset when Canada Post workers began to work on her lawn without consent. When Lyver confronted the contractors for documents regarding their project, they could not provide any permissions to install the mailboxes on her property. Lyver has stated that she is happy to oblige to official documents permitting the use of her land, but with no proof she is declining the workers access to her land. She has also stated her intentions to negotiate with Canada Post regarding tax costs and coverage. Postal workers have commented on Lyver’s situation saying that disputes like hers will

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