Canada Post resumes Lower Mainland deliveries after snow
Posted December 20, 2022 10:53 pm.
Last Updated December 21, 2022 2:55 pm.
Canada Post is resuming deliveries to the Lower Mainland after they were cancelled due to snow Tuesday.
The mail carrier stated Wednesday it is now under a “yellow” service alert for Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. That means mail is being delivered but there may be delays.
A yellow service alert means we are going to do our best to deliver, but there may be delays in the following regions due to inclement weather:
· Kamloops
· Kelowna
· North and Central B.C., including Prince George
· Powell River
· Vancouver Island(2/5)
— Canada Post Helps (@canadaposthelps) December 21, 2022
South Vancouver is still under a “red” service alert carried over from Tuesday.
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Canada Post says the safety of employees is its number one priority.
“We encourage customers to clear the snow and ice from their walkways, stairs, and driveways, to ensure safe access to the front door for both their visitors, as well as their mail carriers, when service resumes,” the service said in a tweet.
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The mail stoppage came as B.C.’s South Coast was walloped by a dump of snow, paralyzing transit routes, roadways and airports.
