Post Office Stationery 2000 (BC) - Vancouver (V6N 3E0)

Post Office Stationery 2000 (BC) - Vancouver

Details

Post office address	3552 41st Ave W
Town/City	Vancouver
Postal code	V6N 3E0

The Post Office is open Monday to Friday from 09:30 to 18:00 and on Saturday from 11:00 to 16:00. It is closed on Sunday.

Opening Hours

Monday
Jul 13, 2026

Open from 09:30 to 18:00

Tuesday
Jul 14, 2026

Open from 09:30 to 18:00

Wednesday
Jul 15, 2026

Open from 09:30 to 18:00

Thursday
Jul 16, 2026

Open from 09:30 to 18:00

Friday
Jul 17, 2026

Open from 09:30 to 18:00

Saturday
Jul 18, 2026

Open from 11:00 to 16:00

Sunday
Jul 19, 2026

Closed

Report a change

Further information

Official Website

https://www.canadapost-postescanada.ca/

Postage rates 2026

Indicative rates subject to change by the postal operator.

Prices for Standard size mail to Canada

Items such as letter envelopes, postcards and standard cards.

Weight

Price

Up to 30 g

1.44 $ (single stamp)

Between 30 g and 50 g

1.75 $

Prices for Non-standard and oversize mail to Canada

Items such as large documents, oversize envelopes and heavy cards.

Weight

Price

Up to 100 g

2.61 $

Between 100 g and 200 g

4.29 $

Between 200 g and 300 g

5.98 $

Between 300 g and 400 g

6.85 $

Between 400 g and 500 g

7.36 $

Prices for Standard size mail to the U.S.

Items such as letter envelopes, postcards and standard cards.

Weight

Price

Up to 30 g

1.75 $

Between 30 g and 50 g

2.61 $

Prices for Non-standard and oversize mail to the U.S.

Items such as large documents, oversize envelopes and heavy cards.

Weight

Price

Up to 100 g

4.29 $

Between 100 g and 200 g

7.49 $

Between 200 g and 500 g

14.99 $

Prices for Standard size mail International

Items such as letter envelopes, postcards and standard cards.

Weight

Price

Up to 30 g

3.65 $

Between 30 g and 50 g

5.21 $

Prices for Non-standard and oversize mail International

Items such as large documents, oversize envelopes and heavy cards.

Weight

Price

Up to 100 g

8.60 $

Between 100 g and 200 g

14.99 $

Between 200 g and 500 g

29.96 $

Where is your post office located in Vancouver?

Directions View on Google Maps Satellite view

Does this post office open on saturdays?

Yes, The Post Office is open on Saturday from 11:00 to 16:00. You can get there at the times indicated.

Does this post office open on sundays?

No, unfortunately the Post Office is closed on Sundays. Look at next week's opening hours.

Track a package

Track my package →

Post offices around

Post Office Shoppers Drug Mart (BC) - Vancouver
(1.4 km)
Post Office Shoppers Drug Mart (BC) - Vancouver
(1.7 km)
Post Office Kitsilano Stamps Plus (BC) - Vancouver
(3.5 km)
Post Office Mollies Stationary (BC) - Vancouver
(3.6 km)
Post Office Pharmasave (BC) - Vancouver
(3.6 km)
Post Office London Drugs (BC) - Vancouver
(3.8 km)
Post Office Pharmasave 080 (BC) - Vancouver
(4 km)
Post Office Shoppers Drug Mart (BC) - Vancouver
(4.2 km)
Post Office Shoppers Drug Mart (BC) - Vancouver
(4.3 km)

Post Offices in Vancouver

Find the list of all the other Post Offices in Vancouver by following this link.

Canada Post: connecting Canadians from coast to coast to coast

Canada Post operates one of the most extensive postal networks in the world, delivering mail and parcels to over 17 million addresses across the world's second-largest country by area. From bustling urban centres to remote northern communities, the corporation ensures that every Canadian has access to reliable postal services.

With more than 5,900 post offices coast to coast, Canada Post maintains a vital presence in communities large and small. Many of these locations serve as essential community hubs, particularly in rural and remote areas where they may be the only point of access to government and commercial services. Canada Post also partners with Indigenous communities across the country to deliver postal services to First Nations, Inuit and Metis populations, reinforcing its commitment to serving all Canadians.

The FlexDelivery service allows customers to have packages shipped to any post office of their choice for free pickup, offering a convenient alternative for those who are often away from home or prefer to collect parcels on their own schedule. Combined with the Canada Post mobile app and the online shipping tools available on the Canada Post website, customers can create shipping labels, track packages in real time and manage deliveries entirely from their devices.

Canada Post has become a major player in e-commerce delivery, handling millions of parcels each year for online retailers and small businesses alike. Flat rate shipping boxes offer simple, predictable pricing for sending items anywhere in Canada, making it easy for businesses and individuals to ship without surprises. The corporation is also investing in fleet modernization, introducing electric delivery vehicles as part of its commitment to a more sustainable future.

Current domestic stamp rates are $1.44 for a single stamp (or $1.24 per stamp when purchased in booklets), $1.75 for mail to the United States, and $3.65 for international destinations. Canada Post's ongoing transformation plan represents a significant investment in modernizing operations, upgrading infrastructure and ensuring the long-term sustainability of postal services for generations of Canadians to come.

Frequently asked questions about Canada Post

How do I track a Canada Post package?

Visit canadapost-postescanada.ca/track and enter your tracking number (found on your receipt or shipping confirmation email). You can also track packages through the Canada Post mobile app. Tracking updates may take 24 to 48 hours to appear after the item has been scanned.

I missed a delivery and received a delivery notice card. What do I do?

If a delivery attempt was unsuccessful, the carrier will leave a delivery notice card at your door indicating where and when you can pick up your item. Typically, items are held at the nearest post office for 15 business days. Bring the notice card and a valid government-issued photo ID to collect your parcel. You can also authorize someone else to pick it up on your behalf.

How can I redirect or forward my mail?

Canada Post offers a Mail Forwarding service that redirects your mail to a new address for a set period (starting at 4 months). You can set it up online at canadapost-postescanada.ca or at any post office. Prices start at approximately $113.45 for 4 months within Canada. Mail Forwarding covers lettermail, magazines, and parcels that display your name and old address.

What is FlexDelivery and how does it work?

FlexDelivery is a free service that lets you have packages delivered to a post office of your choice instead of your home. Sign up at canadapost-postescanada.ca/flexdelivery and you will receive a unique address for each location. Use that address as your shipping address when ordering online. You will be notified by email when your package is ready for pickup. This service is available at nearly 5,900 post offices across Canada.

What are the weight and size limits for parcels?

For domestic parcels, the maximum weight is 30 kg (66 lbs). Maximum dimensions are 2 metres in length, and the combined length and girth must not exceed 3 metres. Parcels over 22.7 kg must carry an Overweight Parcels sticker. For international parcels, the maximum weight is also 30 kg, but maximum length is 1.5 metres, and some destination countries may impose lower limits. Surcharges apply for items exceeding 1 metre in any single dimension.

How do I file a complaint with Canada Post?

Start by contacting Canada Post Customer Service at 1-866-607-6301 (Monday to Friday, 7 AM to 11 PM ET; Saturday and Sunday, 9 AM to 9 PM ET) or submit a service ticket online at canadapost-postescanada.ca/support. If your issue is not resolved, you can escalate to the Canada Post Ombudsman by providing your closed service ticket number.

Are there customs fees on international mail sent to Canada?

Yes. Items arriving from outside Canada may be subject to customs duties, taxes (GST/HST), and a Canada Post handling fee of $9.95 for items that require customs clearance. Gifts valued under $60 CAD and items valued under $20 CAD are generally exempt from duties and taxes. Canada Post will collect any applicable fees upon delivery and you must pay them before receiving your package.

How do I hold my mail while I'm on vacation?

Use the Hold Mail service to temporarily stop delivery to your address. You can set it up online through your Canada Post account or at any post office. The service can be arranged for a minimum of 3 business days and up to 4 months. When your hold period ends, all accumulated mail will be delivered on your next delivery day. You can also pick it up at your designated post office.

Useful tips for using Canada Post

Save time by preparing your shipments at home using the Canada Post website. You can create shipping labels, pay for postage, and even schedule a parcel pickup online, avoiding queues at the counter.

The Canada Post mobile app lets you track your packages in real time, receive delivery notifications, find the nearest post office, and manage your FlexDelivery shipments all from your phone.

Take advantage of FlexDelivery if you are not always home to receive parcels or if you live in a community mailbox area. The service is completely free and lets you pick up packages at any of nearly 5,900 post offices at a time that suits you.

To avoid long waits, try to visit your post office during off-peak hours, typically early morning on weekdays or mid-afternoon. Avoid the lunch rush (11:30 AM to 1:30 PM) and Saturdays, which tend to be the busiest.

When preparing a package, use a sturdy corrugated box and fill empty spaces with cushioning material. Remove or cover any old shipping labels and barcodes. Place the shipping label on the largest flat surface of the box. For fragile items, use at least 5 cm of cushioning on all sides and clearly mark the package as "Fragile".

This website is an independent information directory and is NOT the official website of the postal service. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any postal operator. The information provided on this page is for general informational purposes only, may contain errors or be outdated, and does not constitute advice of any kind. We accept no liability whatsoever for any inaccuracy, missing information, or any loss or damage arising from the use of this information. Use at your own risk. For official and up-to-date information, please contact the postal operator directly or visit their official website.