91.   Increasingly bitter negotiations between Canada Post and its striking workers have ended without a settlement, prompting many Canadians to seek alternatives to traditional mail service.

92.   Limited mail service to the Virgin Islands will resume Wednesday.

93.   Last week, heavy flight cancellations on domestic routes caused one- to two-day delays in mail service, said Postal Service spokesman Al DeSarro.

94.   Mail service at the assembly was not halted, nor were any rooms in the building closed.

95.   Mail service on St. Croix should be normal by Wednesday, according to John Kelly, a postal service manager sent in to coordinate activities on the islands.

96.   Mail service to Capitol Hill was stopped for six weeks after anthrax-contaminated letters were discovered in October.

97.   Most of it is sent abroad through mail courier services, and with so-called mules who travel with the drug on their bodies or in their luggage.

98.   Neither mail service nor the legislature was halted.

99.   Other walkouts of up to three-weeks old have idled or slowed mail service in Marseille, Tours and Orleans.

100.   Regular voice mail services offered by phone companies automatically transfer unanswered or busy calls to the voice mail system.