Nova Scotia Buzz
Wondering where your parcel is? It may be tied up at one of Canada Post’s processing facilities. Between safety measures taken because of COVID-19 and the extreme number of parcels they’re processing, there are delays.
Canadians are isolating at home and doing a lot of online shopping according to Canada Post. They are now delivering parcels at levels only experienced during the busiest weeks of the Christmas season. On Monday they delivered 1.8 million parcels to Canadians.
Canada Post says, “We are working hard to respond in a responsible manner, putting the safety of our people, and the communities we serve, first.”
We're experiencing delays as we put safety first. As we deliver Christmas-level parcel volumes, the important safety measures we've implemented in our facilities mean it is taking longer to process. Thanks for your continued patience & support. Read more: https://t.co/dZLOjqnf9v
— Canada Post (@canadapostcorp) April 23, 2020
Customers across the country can expect delays with their parcel deliveries. The heavy parcel volumes, combined with safety measures implemented at processing facilities, means it’s taking longer to process mail and deliveries.
