Closures and service interruptions

Canada Post will be closed on December 27 and 28 for Christmas and Boxing Day, as well as January 3 for New Year’s Day with no regular collection or delivery of mail on these days. Corporate post office locations will be closed, but post offices operated in authorized franchise locations may be open according to the hours of service of the host business.

Canada Post will be closed on December 25 and 28 for Christmas and Boxing Day, as well as January 1 for New Year’s Day with no regular collection or delivery of mail on these days. Corporate post office locations will be closed, but post offices operated in authorized franchise locations may be open according to the hours of service of the host business.

This morning, Canada Post is opening a new temporary postal facility in order to better process the mail and facilitate mail pick-ups.

Your Fort McMurray Canada Post team continues its efforts to reinstate postal services to all residents of our community with the opening a new postal facility. This facility will allow us to better process the mail and make items available for pick-up. The address and business hours of the new location will be provided on Tuesday (May 19) morning.

Fort McMurray Canada Post employees – your family members, friends and neighbours – are working hard to reinstate postal services to all residents of our community.

Once again in these challenging times for Fort McMurray residents and businesses, Canada Post is working hard to keep you connected. The flooding has had an impact on one of our delivery facilities and we are working hard on getting an alternate facility up and running.

OTTAWA - Canada Post understands the important role the postal service plays and is committed to serving Canadians while taking action to keep our people and our communities safe. To do so effectively in these challenging times, we will continue to review and quickly adapt our approach with health and safety as our primary goal.

As the situation caused by the coronavirus (COVID-19) quickly evolves, we want to assure you that all of us at Canada Post are doing everything we can to keep our employees, customers and the communities we serve safe.

As we continue to serve Canadians across the country, Canada Post is closely monitoring the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Postal service in Newfoundland continues to be impacted by the effects of severe winter weather in St. John’s and other communities.