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7/28/2006
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- Embargo on mail to Lebanon
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"Canada Post wishes to advise its customers that postal service is temporarily suspended to Lebanon. The embargo is necessary due to a lack of reliable transportation to this country. ..."
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7/26/2006
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- Canada Post announces new shipping solution
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"Canada Post announces the introduction of a new international shipping service called Light Packet. An economical solution that facilitates the movement of lightweight, low-value goods to the United States and other international destinations, Light Packet has been designed to suit the needs of Canadian eBay members as well as other customers. ..."
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7/26/2006
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- Canada Post celebrates the lure of the wild with a new series of four duck decoy stamps
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"Duck decoys are now the number one must-have collectible among the weekend antique hunters who travel the backroads of major cities searching for the duck that escaped everyone else's attention. ..."
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7/25/2006
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- And the Canada Post Literacy Awards finalists are...
50 individuals and organizations recognized
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"The ability to read this news item is something many of us take for granted, but for the Canada Post Literacy Awards finalists, it's an accomplishment that they can take great pride in achieving. Canada Post is pleased to announce the 2006 Canada Post Literacy Awards finalists - outstanding examples of Canadian adult learners who put their fear of learning aside to significantly improve their quality of life. ..."
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7/12/2006
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- Canada Post issues new stamp celebrating 100 years of the Alpine Club of Canada
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"It's a sport that pushes the physical limits of the body harder than any other, where even a small mistake can be serious, and where experience is the most important piece of equipment. ..."
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7/4/2006
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- Canada Post's new issue welcomes to Canada the 2006 World Lacrosse Championships
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"Ask John Q. Public to name Canada's national sport and he will likely respond: hockey! But what most Canadians may not realize is that Parliament officially declared lacrosse Canada's second national sport in 1994. ..."
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