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Charlie West (Charles & Gaukel) | 31 fl | Complete
(08-10-2020, 02:18 PM)ijmorlan Wrote:
(08-10-2020, 01:27 PM)tomh009 Wrote: Well, I never ...! I would not be keen to be part of that type of scheme. Even the locker master key theft can be mitigated if the locker is only accessible using the condo's or apartment building's own access control system.

I would have assumed that whatever key the postal worker uses to access the boxes would let them in all the way from the street. They’re not going to carry a ring of keys for their entire route; and if they did, it might as well give them access to the boxes; and also the ring would in effect be a(n unwieldy) master key.

That being said, I hope we’re talking about a key that opens something like all the boxes on a route. If it opens every box in the city or province, then somebody at Canada Post doesn’t know how to do security. And it can’t be a country-wide key because no one is that stupid.
No, in the Ottawa story, it was just an unspecified number of Centretown condo towers.
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