Have you received your mail? As a possible Canada Post strike approaches

Have you received your mail? As a possible Canada Post strike approaches, Canadians have additional mail and shipping options.

You might be wondering what alternative shipping options you have in light of the potential work stoppage at Canada Post that could occur before the holidays.

In fact, there are a lot of possibilities.




A new collective bargaining agreement is being negotiated between Canada Post and the union that represents its postal employees. Both sides are legally able to provide notice of a strike or lockout, even when neither side has done so. Prior to a work interruption, they must give at least 72 hours' warning.

According to Canada Post, the risk of this workforce disruption has already affected its operations, since revenue and volume are down before the typically busy holiday shipping season.


Therefore, if you are anxious about utilizing the mail service in Canada, Here are several shipping alternatives for both domestic and international shipment, even while it continues to deliver the mail.

FedEx is a worldwide shipping firm headquartered in the United States that provides both domestic and international shipping services. In addition to normal ground and freight services, it offers express delivery and next-day delivery to the majority of metropolitan locations.

FedEx offers both normal and expedited shipping options, including next-day shipping to many U.S. cities, if you need to ship goods to the US or other countries.

You can get more details at fedex.com.

The Purolator
Although Canada Post owns the majority of Purolator, the Canadian courier company's employees are not represented by the same union as Canada Post employees. Therefore, Canada Post's strike action will not affect Purolator's offerings U.S., with an emphasis on supporting IT, retail, and healthcare enterprises.


Packages can be delivered by the shipping corporation to more than 210 countries as well as to and from Canada. Locating a location is as simple as locating a nearby pharmacy in Canada, where there are over 2,500 certified delivery agents.

You may find out more at purolator.com.

UPS
UPS is another American corporation that offers international shipping and logistical services. It is available to Canadians for both domestic and international shipping, with choices for freight shipment and same-day delivery.

In Canada, the business also provides Saturday delivery.

You may get more details at ups.com.

Apple Express
In the 1980s, it began as a small delivery service in the Toronto area and has since expanded to become a courier transportation and logistics company that serves all of Canada and the United States, specializing in IT, retail, and health care companies.

DHL
International shipping from Canada is offered by the DHL international courier service provider, which is operated by Deutsche Post of Germany. All shippers can use DHL's document and parcel services, while businesses can use its volume and cargo shipping services.

You may get more details at dhl.com.

The ShippingChimp
With an emphasis on eCommerce shipping solutions for small businesses, ShippingChimp offers shipping services to locations in the United States and Canada as well as to locations abroad.

You may get more details at shippingchimp.com.

DTDC
A courier with a focus on cross-border eCommerce services, DTDC Express Canada is a member of India's biggest parcel delivery network. It operates through associates in numerous other countries and has a direct presence in 21 countries, including the United States and the United Kingdom.


You may find out more at canada.dtdc.com.
 The intelcom dragonfly 
The Intelcom Intelcom, a last-kilometer logistics company established in Dragonfly, Quebec, uses independent delivery partners to manage up to 600,000 deliveries per day across 10 provinces and two territories. Outside of Quebec, the company operates as Dragonfly.

In Ontario, the firm operates a large number of stations.

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