Whether you're sending an envelope to Canada or a package, it's important to choose the right mail carrier to get your mail to its destination as quickly and cost-effectively as possible. The United States Postal Service and FedEx are two popular carriers, but they have different prices and delivery times. The cost of sending a package will depend on its size, weight, and shipping options.
First-class mail can take up to five days to arrive. In general, the United States Postal Service is the most affordable option for mailing to Canada.
A letter weighing up to 50 grams (around 9 paper sheets) will cost approximately $1.30. This price includes a one cent stamp affixed for tax. In addition, a war tax was included in the first weight step letter rate, which cost four cents per ounce. The war tax is no longer included in the letter rate.
Priority Mail Express costs a bit more, but it guarantees faster delivery to Canada. This service costs an average of C$1.20. It also includes detailed tracking information.
Priority (tm) Worldwide is an international express service that includes up to a $100 declared value for carriage. It also offers an on-time money-back guarantee. It is offered by Canada Post as an agent for FedExTM.
International first-class postage rates are available for packages of up to three ounces. In addition, there are volume discounts for mailings of up to 100 pieces overseas. The USPS also offers a flat rate for sending a package of two kilograms to Canada.
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