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A Canada Post tracking number is typically a 16-digit alphanumeric code starting with two letters, followed by nine digits, and ending with two letters. For example, "EX123456789CA."

To find your Canada Post tracking number:

• For domestic packages sent via Xpresspost, priority, or regular package with delivery confirmation, check the receipt or package bottom.
• For international packages, including those to the US, the tracking number is on the shipping label and receipt.
• If you ordered from a marketplace or online store, the tracking number is typically in the dispatch confirmation email. Canada Post tracking numbers end with "CA" and are usually 11 or 13 digits long.

Canada Post offers delivery for all its services, including expedited package tracking. Residential deliveries are scheduled between 9 am and 8 pm from Monday to Friday, while business deliveries are made between 9 am and 5 pm.

Occasionally, packages may experience delays due to various reasons, such as delays within the delivery company or being held at customs during international tracking with Canada Post. In some cases, packages might remain at a depot for a few days as postal staff handle a backlog. Additionally, there can be technical issues that prevent the tracking status from updating, making it appear stuck even if the package is actually in transit.