Mail delivery in 5 Nunavut communities interrupted due to Yellowknife wildfires

Letters, parcels destined for there are being held securely, Canada Post says

Wildfires around Yellowknife are affecting mail delivery in five Nunavut communities, Canada Post announced Friday, (Photo courtesy of Canada Post)

By Nunatsiaq News

Wildfires in the Northwest Territories are having an impact on mail delivery in five Nunavut communities, Canada Post announced Friday.

It said red delivery service alerts have been issued for Cambridge Bay, Gjoa Haven, Kugaaruk, Kugluktuk and Taloyoak, meaning mail is not getting in or out of those communities.

Wildfires and evacuation orders in the Yellowknife region are affecting its transportation network, Canada Post said in a news release.

It said all mail and parcels destined for those communities is being held securely at its Edmonton facility as it works on contingency plans to restart service there.

Updates are posted on Canada Post’s delivery service alerts webpage. For more information, phone 1-866-607-6301.

 

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(6) Comments:

  1. Posted by No Parcels on

    It appears as if parcel service to Iqaluit has also been terminated…

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    • Posted by Henry on

      We haven’t received mail in almost two weeks. When I call Iqaluit they say they are severely behind and very limited mail has been being sent. Do you have more information on this?

  2. Posted by Mit on

    Oh dear now how will these communities get their weed and welfare checks?

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    • Posted by Northerner on

      Front it , from your local dealer and pay it back with a ” two for one deal ” when your stuff comes in.

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      • Posted by Lol on

        Dealers already selling grams for 50 in Cambridge. Back to before legalization prices ?

  3. Posted by Alexander on

    Nunavut seems to also be a target for spam phone calls now.

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