A note on the potential Canada Post mail strike in July 2016

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A note on the potential Canada Post mail strike in July 2016

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In the event of a Canada Post strike in July 2016, Alberta Barley will only be accepting communications (i.e. check-off refunds) via email at reception@albertawheatbarley.com, or fax 403-291-0190. Please feel free to call our office at 403-291-9111 or 1-800-265-9111 if you have further questions.

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