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WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 1,2004

JUST SAY NO

Montreal, Wednesday December 1... NAMMU President, Kathleen Rowe, called for Treasury Board President, Hon. Reg Alcock, to “just say no” to the domestic stamp increase proposed by Canada Post.

Dear NAMMU Member and Mailing Industry Colleague:

Since Canada Post published the proposed rate increase for the basic domestic stamp on June 26th, scheduled to take effect January 17th, 2005, NAMMU has both followed the legal process for appeal, as well as forged a new path through the political system to create awareness of significant mailing industry concerns...

FRIDAY NOVEMBER 12, 2004

Rowe was responding to several members’ complaints that:

“This is just the same old, same old.”
“The Minister is not taking the industry’s concerns seriously.”
“Why should we give them more time when they (CPC) heard what we had to say July 28th?”

THURSDAY OCTOBER 28, 2004

THE FINAL CUT:

Shoppers - Blitz take BEST OF THE BEST Stewart

Consulting Group: 2004 ALL STAR TEAM

Toronto October 27, 2004... In a truly excellent field of entries, Shoppers Optimum little book of BIG rewards , was declared the judges' unanimous choice for the BEST OF THE BEST 2004 NAMMU Mailing Industry Award. This campaign also took top honors in the Addressed Admail category.

Toronto, October 27, 2004… Tony Keenan was honored for his outstanding contribution to the direct mail channel at the 2004 NAMMU Mailing Industry Awards. A popular choice, the well wishers cheered when his name was announced and Tony was appreciative, declaring himself “surprised” by the award.

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 27, 2004

2004 NAMMU Mailing Industry Awards

NAMMU AWARDS NIGHT

October 27, 2004 @ C-Lounge

Reception 6:30pm + Awards 7:00pm

Tickets $125

MONDAY OCTOBER 18, 2004

NAMMU LAUNCHES TICKET SALES

Toronto October 15, 2004. NAMMU Sponsorship Director and President, The LGR Group, Rich Richardson, today launched the “on sale” date for the second annual NAMMU Mailing Industry Awards Event: THE FINAL CUT, taking place October 27 at C-LOUNGE, 456 Wellington Street West, Toronto.

Toronto October 14, 2004. Today NAMMU President Kathleen Rowe, sent a message of reassurance to the Canadian mailing industry following a teleconference with several members concerned over the apparent lack of attention to the Association’s briefs to the Minister Responsible for Canada Post Corporation.

On July 21 NAMMU advised the Minister...

On July 28 NAMMU held a National Forum...

On August 10 NAMMU called for the following short term action...

“It is clear from the ideas and issues tabled at the NAMMU National Forum on The Future of Worksharing Incentives, the mailing industry is demanding not only a voice but real positive and accountable action by Canada Post and government.” stated Kathleen Rowe, NAMMU president, in an interview following the session July 28th.

Toronto - Nancy Lee Jobin, President Graffiti Direct & Interactive, and NAMMU Director Branding and Marketing, today announced the theme of the NAMMU 2004 Mailing Industry Awards.

TUESDAY APRIL 27, 2004

The Canada Post course of action on the Lettermail incentive products for 2005-2006 is outlined in the attachment from Donna Drover. Click here to view...

THURSDAY APRIL 29, 2004

The Association was formally advised today that Canada Post successfully accomplished a major step toward improving businesses’ ability to continue uninterrupted relationships with clients who have moved.

MONDAY APRIL 12, 2004 

The following remarks were provided in a letter to the editor of Masthead. The Canada Post Customer Serve “model” was under scrutiny by the publishing community in the article by William Shields.

WEDNESDAY MARCH 24, 2004

NAMMU VAM COUNCIL ESTABLISHES SECTOR PRIORITIES

TUESDAY FEBRUARY 24, 2004

SPECIAL NOTICE

Following the announcement by the Right Hon. Paul Martin about the suspension with pay of the Hon. Andre Ouellet, P.C.,Q.C. from the position of President and CEO of Canada Post Corporation pending the outcome of inquiries, the Board of Directors of the Crown Corporation announced the interim President: C. Anne Joynt, (formerly) Executive Vice-President, Business Operations.