Canada Post is warning customers of minor service interruptions during the upcoming 2026 UCI Road World Championships event in Montreal. According to the postal service, from Sept. 19 to 27, activities planned at the Fans Village in Jeanne-Mance Park and the cycling championships may cause minor service interruptions in the vicinity of the park and along race routes throughout the city. “Every effort will be made to deliver mail on weekdays when races or training sessions are taking place; however, delays or service interruptions may occur,” Canada Post said in a press release Monday. Additionally, any mail that cannot be delivered will be securely held at the Canada Post depot and given priority for delivery the next business day. Canada Post said customers should download its mobile app to track parcels and receive delivery notifications by text or email, as well as locate post offices in the city. The MyMail service also allows users to see mail that is scheduled for delivery or arriving soon, according to the postal service. Canada Post also offers FlexDelivery, which allows parcels to be delivered directly to the post office location nearest the customer’s home. Due to increased traffic and road closures, the following post offices may experience temporary access disruptions and delays in mail processing and delivery on certain race and training days: “Canada Post will seal street letter mailboxes located within the event, race and training perimeter until September 29. To continue serving customers in a convenient and efficient manner, a notice will be posted on each sealed street lettermail mailbox directing customers to the nearest post office where they can deposit their letters and parcels.” More information on interruptions and updates can be found on the Canada Post website.
