CA Canada Major Regions Postal Code Details
🏛️ Montreal (qc) · Nunavut
X0A 0B3
Arctic Bay
X0A 0B2
Cape Dorset
X0A 0E0
Clyde River
X0A 0G0
Eureka
X0A 0A8
Grise Fiord
X0A 0A6
Hall Beach
X0A 0B4
Igloolik
X0A 0A1
Iqaluit
X0A 0N0
Kimmirut
X0A 0A4
Pangnirtung
X0A 0S0
Pond Inlet
X0A 0A9
Qikiqtarjuaq
X0A 0V0
Resolute
X0A 0W0
Sanikiluaq
📮CA Canada Regional Postal Code FAQ & Postal Regulations
🔤 What is the correct format of a Canadian postal code?
Canadian postal codes are 6-character combinations in the format: Letter+Number+Letter + Space + Number+Letter+Number (e.g., K1A 0B1).
🗺️ What do the letters in the postal code mean?
The first letter represents the province/territory (e.g., K=Eastern Ontario), the second digit refines the area, and the third letter pinpoints the community/street.
📬 Is the postal code mandatory for mailing?
Yes! Canada Post requires all mail to include the full postal code. Omission may cause delays or returns (especially for business mail).
❓ How to find an unknown postal code?
Use Canada Post's official postal code lookup tool: https://www.canadapost-postescanada.ca/info/mc/personal/postalcode/fpc.jsf
📦 Special requirements for mailing to Quebec?
Addresses should be written in French first. Postal code format remains unchanged (e.g., H3Z 2Y7), and city names use French spelling (e.g., Montréal instead of Montreal).