Canada Post
- retail goods
- customer service
- returns & exchanges
Location & directions
Business snapshot
About Canada Post
Canada Post is a local store in Calgary, AB. We offer retail goods, customer service, and returns & exchanges. Closed now · Opens Monday at 10:00. Call (866) 607-6301 or visit the website to schedule a service today. Conveniently located at 4141 118 Avenue Southeast, Calgary, AB T2Z 4V7.
Categories & services
Hours
- Monday: 10:00–14:00
- Tuesday: 10:00–14:00
- Wednesday: 10:00–14:00
- Thursday: 10:00–14:00
- Friday: 10:00–14:00
- Saturday: Closed
- Sunday: Closed
Reviews & feedback
Average rating 1.5 based on 2 reviewsThis depot has Questionable Staff working for them. I had the mailbox key dropped off to my community mailbox, but no package left. I will say it was medical Cbd and Cannabis and apparently this is common for them to go missing. I went to the mailbox after he supposedly left the package, there was nothing. I called immediately they looked and said the package hasn't been scanned so you should get it soon. Then 2 hours later it's scanned and I'm told it's there. I have the key, it's not there. They should be investigating their drivers as obviously something isn't right. I will never use this service again and I would advise anyone thinking of using them, Don'T Do It.
I am sorry to be so blunt in my assessment of the Calgary office at 4141 118ave Se in Calgary but someone has scoffed a parcel sent from Woodstock Ontario to my Grandson, the tracking # was 0100501000476707, sent out for delivery at 8:05 on 05/01 2017 said delivered at 11:05 on 05/01/2017 to a community mailbox or parcel locker in Calgary. This parcel was never left in the community parcel box because no key was left to open it and because no one was home at 11:05 my assumption is somewhere between you handing it to the postman and the end of that day it went astray and the result being my Grandson and my Great grandson have no product to hand down in the future. This has been pursued to its fullest but you are still at fault. Regards, Mike Lee