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USPS suspension of acceptance of mail and packages bound for Canada continues at this time

“The U.S. Postal Service has been advised by Canada Post that the strike by its employees has ended.
USPS suspension of acceptance of mail and packages bound for Canada remains temporarily unchanged as we monitor Canada Post’s progress as they process the volumes that were staged during the strike.
We anticipate reopening acceptance of Canada bound volume within the next two weeks and we appreciate our customers patience as we continue to monitor developments in Canada.”

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