About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Canada Post one morning, a delivery driver noticed something odd: every fifth letter he delivered had an extra stamp—one with no denomination or markings. Soon enough, everyone in line started whispering about it. Who was sending these mysterious letters? And why? Finally, someone asked the mailman to check his route more carefully. Turned out, a regular guy down the street had been sticking stamps from old envelopes on his own letters as a joke. Everyone got a good laugh—and free stamps for a while.
2. At Canada Post one day, an elderly gentleman approached the counter with a peculiar request: could he please send his letter ‘to the person who lives in the future’? The clerk smiled and asked for more details, but the man only shrugged and said, ‘Just trust me.’ The clerk raised an eyebrow, then nodded politely and wrote down the address. A few days later, an excited young woman came running into the office, asking frantically if they’d received any letters from the future yet. The old man chuckled softly as he watched her leave, knowing full well that she was just his next-door neighbor’s granddaughter.
3. At Canada Post one afternoon, a young employee was sorting mail when he heard a familiar voice whispering behind him: ‘Dear Mr. Johnson, please deliver this package personally.’ The young man froze for a moment, but then turned around and saw no one. Shrugging it off as his imagination, he continued sorting letters until an older lady approached him with a smile: ‘Hey, sonny, is that package for Mr. Johnson? I’m pretty sure I heard my name too.’ They both laughed, realizing it must be just another day at Canada Post.
4. At Canada Post one night, an employee was counting envelopes when she noticed something strange: the same cat kept appearing on different letters, always in the exact same position. Suddenly, a delivery driver walked in and asked if anyone had seen his hat. The employee pointed to the envelope he was holding—there was the cat again, sitting neatly on top of the letter. Turns out it was just a very curious feline who liked to ride along with the mail.