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USPS again accepting mail, packages to Canada

The Postal Service will resume acceptance of mail and packages bound for Canada starting Monday, Jan. 6.

USPS suspended acceptance of mail and packages bound for Canada as a result of a strike at Canada Post that ended last month.

In a statement, the Postal Service said Canada Post has made “significant progress in clearing delayed volumes caused by their employee strike, and now commercial and retail customers, as well as those using online systems, will be able to send mail and packages to Canada once again.”

The usps.com service alerts page has the latest information.

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