Update as of 12/20/2024: Many postal carriers (USPS, Australia Post, Royal Mail, etc.) have not yet resumed mail or package delivery to Canada for any mail class following the recent Canadian Union of Postal Workers strike. We’ll keep you informed as we receive updates. In the meantime, we offer a variety of carrier options with service to Canada.
Sendle: Effective Friday, December 6, 2024, Sendle will require customers to enter package dimensions when creating a Sendle label in ShipStation. Sendle continues to accept packages with a destination of Canada at this time.
GlobalPost: Effective, December 6, 2024, GlobalPost is temporarily unable to deliver to certain postal codes in Canada due to the CUPW strike, as GlobalPost's network relies on Canada Post for delivery to these destinations. Please reach out to our support teams for the list of impacted postal codes. GlobalPost continues to deliver shipments to Canada, excluding these specific destinations.
More detailed information is available at the carrier websites below:
Canada Post: Effective December 17, 2024, Canada Post resumed operations and will be accepting new mail and parcels on December 19, 2024. Starting December 19th, you can create and print Canada Post labels using your ShipStation account.
During this time, it is important to remember that due to the recent Canadian Union of Postal Workers strike and accumulated backlog, shipments will experience processing and delivery delays.
At this time, there are no updates from other disrupted carriers regarding Canada shipments. We’re closely monitoring and will share updates as available.
UPS: Effective Thursday, December 19, 2024, UPS Next or Future On-Call-Pickup requests for Domestic Standard shipments in Canada are now available. UPS Same Day On-Call-Pickup requests for Domestic Standard shipments in Canada remain suspended until further notice.
Purolator: Effective, Wednesday, December 4, Purolator will temporarily not accept mail or packages for delivery to certain ZIP Codes in Canada due to the ongoing CUPW strike. Shipments in route may also be impacted. Please reach out to our support teams for the list of impacted ZIP Codes.
GlobalPost: Effective, December 6, 2024, GlobalPost is temporarily unable to deliver to certain postal codes in Canada due to the CUPW strike, as GlobalPost's network relies on Canada Post for delivery to these destinations. Please visit GlobalPost’s blog for the list of impacted postal codes.: https://www.goglobalpost.com/blog/navigating-shipping-challenges-during-the-cupw-strike/
FedEx: No changes at this time.
DHL Express: No changes at this time.
Canpar: No changes at this time.
Sendle: Effective Friday, December 6, 2024, Sendle will require customers to enter package dimensions when creating a Sendle label in ShipStation. Sendle continues to accept packages with a destination of Canada at this time.
USPS: Update as of 12/20/2024: USPS has not yet resumed mail or package delivery to Canada for any mail class following the recent Canadian Union of Postal Workers strike. We’ll keep you informed as we receive updates. In the meantime, we offer a variety of carrier options with service to Canada.
This service disruption affects Priority Mail Express International® (PMEI), Priority Mail International® (PMI), First-Class Mail International® (FCMI), First-Class Package International Service® (FCPIS), International Priority Airmail® (IPA), International Surface Air Lift® (ISAL), Commercial ePacket® (CeP), and M-Bag® items.
GlobalPost: Effective, December 6, 2024, GlobalPost is temporarily unable to deliver to certain postal codes in Canada due to the CUPW strike, as GlobalPost's network relies on Canada Post for delivery to these destinations. Please reach out to our support teams for the list of impacted postal codes. GlobalPost continues to deliver shipments to Canada, excluding these specific destinations.
Sendle: Effective Friday, December 6, 2024, Sendle will require customers to enter package dimensions when creating a Sendle label in ShipStation. Sendle continues to accept packages with a destination of Canada at this time.