String of alleged mail thefts in Montreal and Laval leads to 3 arrests
Police say a network of alleged scammers targeted homes in affluent areas, where mailboxes were easily accessible to passersby. Continue reading
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Canadian contribution to Apollo 11 celebrated with commemorative stamps
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
Canadian contributions to the historic Apollo 11 mission that landed humans on the moon for the first time are being honoured by Canada Post. Continue reading
Fête nationale: Your guide to what’s open and what’s closed
Street parking signs and meters will operate according to their normal schedule. Canada Post offices and banks will be closed. Continue reading
Dartmouth business owner says mail disruption negatively impacting bottom line
Bill Clarke, the president of Trans-World Distributing Ltd., has run his marine industrial business out of Dartmouth for the past four decades. But an issue with Canada Post is now causing problems. Continue reading
Canada Post may be increasing stamp prices
The price increase would take effect on Jan. 13, 2020. Continue reading
Alberta woman charged after allegedly trying to mail puppies and kitten
An Alberta woman has been charged under the Animal Protection Act for allegedly trying to mail dogs and a cat last month. Continue reading
Covered bridge in B.C. part of new Canada Post heritage stamp series
The historic Red Bridge, which is 942 feet in length, was originally built in 1907. It has been rebuilt twice since then. Continue reading
Suspicious package found at Canada Post centre on Nairn Avenue
Winnipeg Police are investigating a suspicious package at a Canada Post facility. Continue reading
RCMP warn Okanagan residents of mail theft during tax season
By Klaudia Van Emmerik Anchor/Reporter
Police said mail thefts increase during this time of year as confidential documents are sent and received. Continue reading
Wild turkey seen chasing Canada Post employee in Mississauga neighbourhood
Twitter user Don Cumming said he witnessed the encounter first hand on March 6 in the Lorne Park area. Continue reading