CPC CULTURE AND VALUES
This is our corporate purpose
A Stronger Canada - Delivered
Canada Post's mental health provider
Homewood Health
This is Canada Post's Safety Motto
Make it Safe, Make it Home
This is how frogs drink water
Through their skin
CPC has 3 pillars laddering up to our purpose. The first two are: 1) Providing a service all Canadians can count on and 2) Doing right by our people. Name the third pillar.
8 glasses daily
The daily recommended water intake
An increase of vehicle accidents occur after this bi-annual exercise
Time change
The largest species of shark in the world
The Whale Shark
She has held over 200 careers, including doctor and pilot
Barbie
Canada Post's Values
Trust, Respect, Deliver
The term for the natural regulation of the body's sleep-wake cycle
Circadian Rhythm
This the recommended distance you should keep from the vehicle in front of you, to ensure safe stopping
3 seconds
The largest land animal on Earth
African Elephant
David Beckham joined this football club in 1992 and played there until 2003
Manchester United
Canada Post's 4 behaviours
Make the Call
Know the Destination
Ignite our Pride
Deliver for Others
This is the term for the measure of the body's energy expenditure while at rest
Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR)
Worn regularly in the summer, this item has great benefits when worn in the winter
Sunglasses
This water species is known for its high level of intelligence and problem solving skills
Octopus
The year Barbie's on again, off again boyfriend was introduced
1961
During the pandemic, in dozens of towns and cities, our employees honked horns and waved as they drove convoys of Canada Post vehicles around healthcare facilities to thank the medical professionals inside. These actions did what for the rest of the company (specify the behaviour).
Ignite Our Pride
This chemical element symbol is found in leafy greens and dairy products
Ca (Calcium)
These four topics were the primary focus for what corporate training:
Psychological safety training
The largest species if flying bird, native to the Americas.
Andean Condour
Taylor Swift song, released this song in 2014, becoming her first No.1 Billboard Hot 100 hit
Shake it off