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Search for a Canadian postal code by civic, rural route or post office box address.
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You can use our postal code address data to determine or verify the correct postal code for an address anywhere in Canada or identify the complete range of addresses that correspond to any one postal code. Delivery mode data and various householder counts are also available.
Enter your postal code, address or intersection. You’ll get a map showing post offices and outlets near you. Select the red post office symbol for the location you want.
Use Find a Postal Code to locate the postal code for a specific address within Canada. Find a Postal Code. Start typing a Canadian address in the box provided. Suggested addresses appear as you type. Select your address from the list of suggestions. For some addresses, you may also be prompted to select an appropriate unit number.
Track your items using tracking, delivery notice card, or reference numbers.
Get a Canadian postal code for a street address, rural route, postal box or general delivery.
Tracking statuses. After you’ve entered your tracking number into Track, the results page will show you the most current information available about the location and status of your delivery. Here are some common tracking statuses and what they mean.
Our Track tool provides the latest information on the location and status of your package. We update our information as it becomes available. To get started, you’ll need one of the following: Tracking number from your receipt or package. Delivery Notice Card that you received.
To avoid unnecessary delays in delivery of your mail items, follow these addressing guidelines: Print the address in uppercase, but we also accept lower-case fonts. Print the postal code in uppercase with the first three characters separated from the last three by one space. Don’t use hyphens.