Please note
Tracking information and delivery confirmation aren’t available for the following services to the U.S. and international destinations:
- Small Packet™
- Letter-post
- Registered Mail™
- International Parcel™
Tracking international packages is simple and convenient with our online Track tool. Read below to see how you can find out the status of your package that was sent outside Canada or that’s coming to Canada.
Track your international packages using the tracking number that appears on your copy of the shipping label or receipt.
For items sent to the United States, details can be found on the United States Postal Service (USPS) website.
What information can I find in Track?
Use Track to find out when:
Tracking information and delivery confirmation aren’t available for the following services to the U.S. and international destinations:
Where can I find delivery standards for packages sent from Canada?
You can find delivery standards on our website for sending packages from Canada. You can also find delivery standards in our Find a Rate tool, when using Snap Ship, or when using Shipping Manager/Ship Online.
Please note: Before sending anything internationally, you should check our service alerts page to ensure deliveries to your destination aren’t affected by issues outside of our control (such as transportation delays).
What can I do if I’m experiencing delivery delays?
If you’re experiencing delivery delays, try the following:
Find the latest location and status of your package using Track (if you have a tracking number). If the status doesn’t appear in Track, contact the sender and ask them to investigate with their country’s postal administration.
What are the delivery timelines for international packages and mail items?
Delivery timelines for international packages and mail items can vary based on which country the item was sent from and the type of service the sender used.
If the delivery standard date has passed, and your package hasn’t been delivered, contact the sender and ask them to investigate with their country’s postal administration.