Laurion Mineral Exploration Inc. V.LME

Canada post strike impacting M&A

[ahsineeg]

Just saw this on twitter 

https://x.com/niallcmcgee/status/1867318704029258139?s=46&t=UA6S9-IqGPEehYkWfjo-gA

#CanadaPostStrike affecting deal making. Agnico CFO just told me the deal with O3 is structured as a tender offer because of the strike. Plan of arrangement would have required mailing out loads of materials to shareholders ahead of the vote. No vote needed in a tender offer.

[GoldenBull999]

Gotta love Canada! Never ending beurocratic and political nonsense has ruined this once great nation

[Ilou2222]

People like you are the problem with this country. 

[GoldenBull999]

Ah yes. You must be part of the ever so "tolerant" left or a union pleb. you're cool with everyone as long as they agree with your opinion.  Get a life and post from a real account   

[Ilou2222]

Haha, that's the reply I was expecting. So predictable. 

[TheWrench55]

Are you bored with complaining about Laurion?  You need to vent about other things as well?  What's your opinion on road construction?  How about the weather?

[Ilou2222]

No kidding, a postal strike and he's crying about how this "once great nation" sucks. Go f yourself gbull 

[Johnnytitans]

Whatever you say Libby 

[GoldenBull999]

Bane once said, "nobody knew who I was until I put on the mask" Life is a play....poke poke poke

[RBKgold]

Couldn't agree more GB999. Canada post lost a billion $ over the last year and we're the problem, really? The last offer would cost tax payers another 2.7 billion so next year the loss will be a billion a quarter, won't last long at that rate. 

[TraderRC]

Good evening All, Wasn't planning on commenting on the Canada Post strike, but after reading the posts I had a look at details of the strike, and I was shocked to read this: Some key issues that Canada Post and CUPW are stuck on include wages and how to staff a proposed expansion into weekend delivery. I can't believe they (both Canada Post and the Union) are looking at weekend service.

[Sheerms]

This has been my exact thought for a while now. They could cut the workforce down considerably. Instead of delivering advertisement papers (because that seems to be almost everything that comes) everyday, cut it down to 2 deliveries a week. Hell, even 1 would be enough.