Forest fires are affecting mail delivery in Waterton, Alberta. Mail will not be available in the community until the evacuation has been lifted and residents are allowed to return. Canada Post has put contingency measures in place to serve residents. Continue reading
Forest fires are affecting mail delivery in Pelican Narrows, Saskatchewan. Mail will not be available in the community until the evacuation has been lifted and residents are allowed to return. Canada Post has put contingency measures in place to serve residents. Continue reading
Forest fires are affecting mail delivery in Poplar River, Manitoba. Mail will not be available in the community until the evacuation has been lifted and residents are allowed to return. Canada Post has put contingency measures in place to serve residents. Continue reading
To help reconnect displaced residents with the postal system as quickly as possible, we are asking them to register for our Mail Forwarding service. This is an important service not just for ongoing mail and parcels, but it also provides a vital link with government and relief agencies going forward. Continue reading
Due to extensive road closures in downtown Ottawa for the Canada 150 celebrations, customers may expect delays for mail deliveries and pickups as of Tuesday, June 27 at 5 a.m. until Tuesday, July 4 at 6 p.m. Continue reading
Severe weather conditions are preventing mail delivery in regions of New Brunswick, including Shippagan, Lamèque-Miscou, Grande-Anse and Sainte-Marie-Saint-Raphaël. Every effort is being made to deliver the mail; however, some customers may not receive their mail today. Normal delivery will resume when it is safe to do so and conditions improve. Continue reading
Go online at canadapost.ca/mailforward. Note that you will have to provide a credit card payment in order to authenticate the transaction but you will be refunded in 5-10 business days. Due to the circumstances, we encourage you to go online as this is the quickest way we can assist you. We apologize if this causes you any inconvenience. Continue reading
To help restore delivery of mail to displaced residents of Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick as soon as possible, Canada Post has put emergency measures in place. Eligible residents can receive free Mail Forwarding service for up to 12 months. Continue reading
Go to a nearby post office. You will be required to provide a government-issued photo ID. Retail employees will help you with the process, which is free of charge. Proof of authorization is required to request the free service on behalf of another person. Continue reading
Canada Post is working to provide mail and parcel delivery throughout the areas affected by the flooding in Ontario – regions of Fitzroy Harbour, Arnprior and Rockland. Continue reading