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Canada Post Strike – A Message for Clients

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A note to clients of the firm about payment for services by cheque.

As many of you will be aware, it is likely that Canada Post will initiate a work disruption this weekend, starting from Saturday July 2nd at midnight. It is not known how many days the strike will go for.

To read more about the work disruption, see Canada Post’s news release.

We recommend that if clients have payments to make, they avoid doing so by mail.

You should consider these other payment options:

  • Over the phone with your credit card
  • Online from the firm’s website here
  • In person at our office, with cheque or credit card

If you have any questions about this, please contact us.

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