What's going on with the halifax mail. I have had mail from halifax to Newfoundland take up to 6…read moremonths to arrive. Right now a self addressed mail is going into week 2. Since I addressed the envelope myself I know with 100% certainty it is addressed properly. I receint.y received mail from halifax mailed July 16, 2024, it is now April 3rd. Are they stockpiling mail??????

Canada Post needs to update their map(s) of C P locations in HRM. The current maps are difficult…read moreto read so you can easily see where C P outlets are located. One map is so small the locations overlap; on the other one, it's too sparse and even more unclear. Of course addresses are available for each location, but you'd have to look them up individually, when a good map would make it much easier.

I sent a very important parcel through this post office about two months ago. I've been griping…read moreever since because I paid for priority shipping of 2 days and it took a week to arrive at its destination. The whole process was a little off putting. I felt rushed in filling out my forms because the express dude was there waiting to take out the mail. The girl assisting me was nice enough, but at one point she grabbed my envelope to start processing it when I wasn't even finished packing it up. I know, I'm a bit of a nervous wiener when it comes to sending sensitive documents, but I really didn't like the assumption that it was okay to touch my still opened parcel. I won't use this post office again for anything more than simple letters of the "happy birthday" or "you're swell" variety. Come to think of it, I won't be using Canada Post again for anything of value, since on more times than one, my parcels have been tardy to arrive at their respective destinations after I'd paid out the nose for the specifically speedy service. Boo-Urns.

This is one of those places whose employees make you feel like you are ruining their day by walking…read morein and asking for a public service. I recently found myself in this post office in order to get my student loan sent away. I had my government ID and my social insurance number but not the SIN card itself (I keep that at my parent's home so I don't lose it). Not only did the lady who was "helping" me say that she "couldn't even touch" my loan application let alone send it, but then informed me that it wasn't safe for me to leave my SIN card with my folks. Call me old fashioned, but aren't public service workers supposed to help me rather than inconvenience me further? If you aren't having a great day, visiting this Canada Post location will do nothing to put a smile on your face. Service takes forever, there is only ever one counter open at a time so expect a lengthy wait. Hot Hint: If you are spending a lot of time in line, you could check out the passport applications they keep here, and kill some time renewing your travel papers.

I have a very poor review of the experience I have had with Canada Post, especially the Halifax NS…read moredepot. I had a parcel being shipped from Ont. and I was given a tracking number and a date of arrival. From the date the parcel was picked up in Ont. to the time it arrived in Moncton NB and put on a truck to Halifax NS was 3 days, not bad. It left Moncton on a Wednesday evening and didn't arrive in Halifax until Friday morning (a 2.5hr drive) and once it got processed in Halifax and put on a truck to be delivered to my local post office (.5hrs away) it took 3 days. Completely unsatisfactory.

Oh, this secret little Canada Post branch was a Christmas miracle indeed!…read more Tucked away in one of the many stripmall-looking complexes of the vast plains of Burnside Industrial Park (about as easy to navigate as the warehouse in which the ark of the covenant was lost at the end of Indiana Jones), the adventurous among us may just find this little gem of national mail magic. Unknown to the wider public of late-package-senders and complicated-question-askers, this teeny tiny outpost had no lines and still friendly staff midway through the holiday rush. I could hardly believe it! The wonderful man behind the counter commiserated in my rushing through the supposedly cheery hustle and bustle of the Christmas season, found a cheaper way to send what needed to be sent without compromising on the delivery date, and even offered to better package it with some extra packing paper and tape that he had on hand. And get this: he offered to do so for free, simply out of the good of his own heart. SERIOUSLY, YOU GUYS. This place is magic. Don't tell your friends...

Xpresspost has been sent from Ontario to my business on a Monday. When it was not received on…read moreFriday, Canada post was contacted. Customer service reported that it could not delivered because of a wrong address. I went there to pick it up. The address was RIGHT. I talked to the location manager and he claimed that there was no "unit number"!!. The business name is on it "Montebello Medical. Check Google Street View of "Montebello Medical" to see the street sign, it is more than 10 meters wide.

One of the first contacts I had with my new home town, when we moved from Toronto to Lunenburg in…read more2002, was Beulah at the Lunenburg Post Office. She was friendly, professional and helpful. That was just as true when I met her in person a few months later, after our move. Since then Beulah, Nancy and all the post office staff have been an important part of our lives, because living in the town of Lunenburg we don't actually have door-to-door delivery! Every week day I go to the Post Office, check my P.O. box and meet my neighbours and friends there. It's a ritual of our small town life. The Post Office loses the fifth star because of Canada Post itself -- it's expensive and often frustrating, especially for parcels. But the staff are great, overall, and there's a good selection of post cards, commemorative stamps and coins and packing materials.

Graeme and Michelle, were very friendly and kind in helping me bring in several documents to shred…read moreand fast and efficient. I will definitely be going back for all my business needs! Thank you!

The UPS Store on Robie St in Halifax is a great resource for businesses and individuals to fulfil…read moretheir printing, copying, binding, mailing and more needs. Our organization has entrusted Graeme, Michelle and team with the printing, copying and binding of all our official documents and deliverables and they have always produced excellent results for us; often at short notice too! On a particularly rushed and critical afternoon, the UPS store staff member stayed after closing hours so I could compile everything they had printed and bound for me; they went above and beyond in their customer service to my organization so that I could meet a critical deadline. Thank you Robie St UPS Store for your customer service excellence!

This is a beautiful little town and definitely worth the trip. Eat a lobster roll, enjoy the…read morescenery, and grab a souvenir before you leave!

It was a nice day to walk on the rocks. I don't know how often the bag piper player is there, but…read moreit was nice background music. The view is wonderful with plenty of nice people if you want a picture with you in it. This is a must on your bucket list.

Rural delivery in rural Nova Scotia is appalling at the best of times. As someone who generally has…read moreat least one package every month coming in and another going out, I have considerable experience with sending and receiving hundreds of packages by mail, locally, provincially, across the country and around the world. ATS received goods delivered from IKEA on/about Sept. 16th and 18th, sent from FedEx, as a sub-contract job. From the 16th to the 25th--when another company delivered the goods--ATS was incompetent, non-communicative, and quite unapologetic for their inability--actually, refusal--to deliver the parcels I was intended to receive. There were initially 15 parcels; at some point, an ATS employee dumped 5 of them at the local post office. Thankfully I got those parcels. It took 9 more days to track down and get another delivery service to go to ATS, pick up the parcels they simply were not delivering---for no reason; in fact, they sent confirmation of delivery to FedEx that they had delivered the goods. Although I kept phoning and telling them to deliver the parcels whenever they wanted to--at least 5 times in one week--they refused to correspond with me, and refused to deliver the parcels. This is also not the first time I've dealt with the incompetent idiots who work that ATS terminal in Dartmouth. They have always made me wait at least a week before delivering whatever I have ordered. In the end, TDR made the delivery. They seemed to have no problem doing so. ATS really deserves zero stars. They were unresponsive, indifferent, and in the end, malicious, in simply refusing to deliver the goods they were paid to deliver. I reported their incompetence to FedEx, and have been told they will not be paid. That's the only way to get better service; don't waste time talking to the local yokels at the local delivery location; contact the national/international carrier, and put your complaint in writing. Document every call, exchange, etc., to prove your case. Then whenever you order something, refuse to use the inter/national carrier if they use local delivery systems. That's what I do now. All my materials now come through Canada Post, or I do not order it. Put these private carriers out of business. This example of ATS is only one of many many many nightmares that I have experienced using private systems. Use Canada Post--even if you have to pick up your parcels, it's better than the run around these guys give you.