Kiki Klassen launched Lucky Duck Mail Club shortly before last year’s blow by mail in Canada and spent about five hours, passing through the communities concentrated on her Saint -Katarin, Ontario, delivering envelopes.
“People were absolutely shocked. They had no idea how it fell, ”Klassen laughed
“People experienced me on Instagram:“ You are incredible. How did you do it? “And in the meantime, I am in my car with this thing.
But since then, the list of newsletters of the artist has grown, and now about 1000 people from 30 countries have registered by monthly mail from the original press, a quote of the month and a confirmation report.
She said that she would not manually deliver her letters during the last dispute in Canada.
“Unfortunately, I hold on to this this time, and I know that the mail will eventually return. And therefore, I just in some ways issued a small notice to all my subscribers and my members of the mail club, which we just have to wait this time. ”
Picket lines grew last week, shortly after the federal government promised to revise Crown Cropration to stabilize its finances, including put an end to the delivery of the house.
Canada Fast submitted a new proposal on Friday, and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers said that he was considering this proposal.
The corporation said that all mail and parcels on the postal network will be delivered after the resume of the operations.
Classen said that she “completely stands” with postal workers, in the end, is in her blood.
She said that Lucky Duck Mail Club is “the ideal combination of two worlds that has a way to express itself, as well as read the profession of my mother.”
The mother of Klassen, who died last summer, was a trade union worker in Canada.
“She was one of the people that other employees could contact their problems. It was always very good to see how she defends her rights, defends other people, and it was so inspiring, ”said Klassen,“ she was hard cookies. ”
Her mother fought for the rights of workers on pickets, and Klassen said that she recalls that they threw the tones to other amazing members as a gesture of support.
“This is not their fault. This is from the control of everyone, and the best we can do is just to minimize negative comments, ”Klassen from amazing workers said.
She also understands that the strike is damaged to many small enterprises, including her Lucky Duck Club, where she had falls in subscribers.
“I make art with all my heart, and because I like it, and therefore the money is not a big problem for me. I am devastated in order not to be able to share these things that bring people joy, ”said Klassen,“ the happy mail is so special and unique, and cannot give it to people, … This is just a big bummer. ”
She said that one of the key conclusions from her mail is the idea of slowing down, to be patient, positive and encouraging.
“So, I’m just trying to maintain high energy and kindness with an even higher speed.”
This report of the Canadian press was first published on October 4, 2025.
