As negotiations continue between Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW), a Canada Post mail service disruption could start at any time (after a minimum notice of 72 hours).
If you usually mail payments, applications, registrations or other documents to the City, a mail service disruption could delay their arrival and lead to late fees or longer processing times.
To avoid late fees, interruptions, or delays, we encourage you to use alternate payment or delivery methods where possible including:
- submitting documents to the City by email or online
- signing up for email or e-delivery of documents or invoices
- arranging EFT or pre-authorized payments
Sign up for pre-authorized payments or pay at your bank or financial institution, by credit card or in person
Pay online or in person
Pay online or in person
The City will use alternate delivery methods such as courier or hand delivery for sending public notices that are required by legislation.
More information
For help with alternate payment, delivery, or pick-up options or arrangements for a service or program, please contact ServiceGuelph.
ServiceGuelph
519-822-1260 press 0
[email protected]