A new poll founds that Americans want the Postal Service to stick around, even though few of them actually use it regularly. More importantly, Americans are on board with dramatic changes to make the service more efficient.

Facing massive losses and declining mail volumes, Canada Post, the country’s primary mail delivery service, has announced that it will begin phasing out door-to-door delivery in urban areas in an effort to return to solvency. Meanwhile, Congress continues to forbid the USPS from making any changes to its organizational structure despite even bigger losses.