Full service levels for domestic parcels back to normal: Canada Post

Canada Post said it has reinstated on-time guarantees and returned to full-service levels for domestic parcels.

In a recent bulletin, the postal company thanked Canadians for their patience over the past few weeks restoring normal operations following significant holiday volumes.

However, residents should continue to expect delivery delays of several days for Transaction Mail such as letters, bills and statements.

Parcels and mail

  • On-time service guarantees have resumed for domestic parcels and are in effect for items inducted as of January 6, 2025
  • Returned to normal processing and delivery levels across the country, including in rural and remote areas.
  • Continue to process accumulated domestic Transaction Mail alongside newly inducted volumes. Canadians should therefore continue to expect delivery delays of several days beyond our service standard for Transaction Mail such as letters, bills and statements.
  • With a significant amount of Neighbourhood Mail still to be processed and delivered, business customers should continue to expect delivery delays of several days.
  • Continue to work through accumulated international volumes at a good pace, customers should expect a delivery delay of several days for incoming international items.

Be the first to know! Don’t miss out on breaking news and daily updates in your area. Sign up to MyKootenayNowNews Alerts.

Continue Reading

cjat Now playing play

ckqr Now playing play

- Advertisement -

Related Articles

- Advertisement -

Latest News

Nelson pipe bomb came from Oasis

A pipe bomb defused this week in Nelson came from a rural property outside of Trail.

Truck sought in Castlegar fuel theft

Castlegar RCMP want your help identifying a vehicle that might be connected to a fuel theft this week.

Demolition underway on historic Trail buildings

An excavator has moved in on one of the city's oldest buildings, formerly a hospital, hotel, clinic, and nurses residence.

Rossland Warriors to bid again on hosting Coy Cup

After receiving assurances that it won't cost taxpayers anything, Rossland city council has given its blessing to the local senior men's hockey team bidding to host the provincial championships.

Dubai chocolate recall expands due to salmonella outbreak linked to pistachios

The Public Health Agency of Canada has added more brands of Dubai chocolate bars to the list of recalled products due to a salmonella outbreak in certain pistachio products. 
- Advertisement -