Does canada mail deliver on holidays

In Canada, Canada Post, the national postal service, typically does not deliver mail on the following holidays:

1. New Year's Day (January 1st)
2. Good Friday (variable date, but usually in March or April)
3. Easter Monday (variable date, but usually in March or April)
4. Victoria Day (third Monday in May)
5. Canada Day (July 1st)
6. Civic Holiday (first Monday in August, except in Quebec)
7. Labour Day (first Monday in September)
8. Thanksgiving Day (second Monday in October)
9. Remembrance Day (November 11th)
10. Christmas Day (December 25th)
11. Boxing Day (December 26th)

However, Canada Post may deliver mail on some holidays, depending on the specific circumstances. For example:

• If a holiday falls on a Sunday, Canada Post may deliver mail on the following Monday.
• If a holiday falls on a Saturday, Canada Post may deliver mail on the preceding Friday.
• In some cases, Canada Post may deliver mail on a holiday if it is deemed essential for the delivery of critical packages, such as medical supplies or perishable goods.

It's always a good idea to check with your local post office or Canada Post's website for specific information on holiday delivery schedules in your area.