Door-to-Door Mail Service Stopping in Parts of 3 Central Okanagan Communities Next Year
Canada Post says the shift is part of a five-year overhaul as it moves nearly 485,000 more addresses to centralized delivery.
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Door-to-door mail service stopping in parts of 3 Central Okanagan communities next year
Canada Post’s door-to-door mail service in Kelowna, West Kelowna, and Westbank First Nation (Tsinstikeptum 10 and Tsinstikeptum 9) is set to come an end for a large majority of residents in 2027. On Thursday, June 11, the mailing company announced 485,000 addresses across 37 Canadian communities will have their door-to-door mail service changed to community mailboxes next year, adding to the 136,000 addresses announced on April 16. Of the nearly…
Tri-Cities to convert to community mailboxes in 2027
image supplied Your dog will have to find someone else to bark at. Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, and Port Moody are among the 37 B.C. communities set to move from door-to-door delivery to community mailboxes in 2027, according to a release from Canada Post. The process “typically takes months” and involves working with local governments to figure out where to put new mailboxes, according to the release. The boxes include individual locked compartme…
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