We have created a number of options for you to continue to receive your Maple Leaf newspaper during a postal strike. This week’s edition will be available Tuesday morning.
1. Pick up your paper at the Maple Leaf office instead of the post office or your super mailbox.
During a postal strike, our office at 351 Main St., will be open from
2. Purchase a Maple Leaf at a retail store in Port Dover or Simcoe.
Keep your receipt and we will refund the cost of the paper at full value on your subscription renewal in 2025.
3. Download an electronic edition of the newspaper – click red button at top of page for free download during a postal strike.
4. Email news@portdovermapleleaf.com and we will send you an email with the current issue.
5. If none of these options work for you, please call us at 519-583-0112 to make other arrangements during the postal disruption.
All undelivered print editions will be mailed to subscribers when postal service resumes.
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