Seniors cut off from mail delivery after Toronto building overrun by cockroaches
A cockroach infestation at a Toronto Community Housing building has left more than 100 seniors without mail for nearly a month, cutting some off from their pension cheques, bills and doctors’ letters without notice.
Two residents, Joseph Quirk and Wayne Youngs, say Canada Post stopped daily mail delivery to Kensington Manor, at 34 Oxford St., in July after all three mail rooms became overrun by the roaches.
None of the residents were officially informed of the change, or notified about how they could get their mail in the meantime, they said.
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