How to Send Mail by Canada Post

 The Canadian postal service is a government-owned and operated organization that delivers mail to residential, business, and industrial addresses Monday through Friday, excluding official holidays. Letters and parcels must have the correct postage, which varies depending on the weight, size, destination, and speed of delivery. You can buy stamps at certain stores, or simply put your letter into a red Canada Post mail box. If you have a question about the rates, contact the Canada Post Ombudsman for further assistance.

There are a few important things to remember when sending mail by Canada Post. One of the most important factors is to check the recipient's address. Whether it is a residential or business address, the address must be valid and readable. Some of the most common mistakes that people make when mailing items include using a return address, including the sender's full legal name. In addition to this, the addressee's complete name and address must be written in English or French.

If the address is incorrect, you can appeal to the Postal Service. To appeal a service ticket, you must provide the service ticket number and other details. Often, a mistake can cause your mail to go undeliverable. In such cases, you can use a third-party address verification service to check your address. These services are more expensive than Canada Post, but are worth it if you want to avoid this.