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Addressing Zone: Add the recipient's name to the first line. Include the street address or post office box number on the second line. Finally, add the city, province, and postal code on the third line. Quiet Zone: This is the area on the envelope that should be left clear of any printing, images or dark colours.

You need to place three simple things on your envelope: A stamp: Place a stamp in the top right-hand corner of your envelope. Destination address: Who are you sending the letter to? The destination address, or the address of the person you're sending a letter to, goes in the center of your envelope.

Prices are per item Postage TypeStandardWeightUp to 30g400g up to 500gSingle Stamp(s)$1.07$5.47Stamps in booklets/coils/panes$0.92N/APostage meter$0.92$5.47

Latest Canada Post Announcements USA LetterMeter rateStamp0-30 g$1.30$1.3030-50g$1.94$1.94Other (Non-standard and Oversize)up to 100g$3.03$3.193 more rows

Your postage rate is based on the size and weight of your mail and its destination. Generally, if you're sending a standard card or letter within Canada, you'll only need one stamp. For non-standard and international mail, you'll likely need additional postage.

Global First Class Forever Stamps (priced at $1.30 as of 2022) or three US First Class Forever Stamps will cover your postage to addresses in Canada as well. Just remember that only the first 3 ounces of your mail are going to be covered with these basic postage fees.

For just 1 $1.50 First-Class Mail International Global Forever stamp, you can send a 1 oz letter or postcard to any other country in the world. Put stamps in the upper right corner of the envelope.

If you're sending a letter to Canada, basic postage fees will cover the first three ounces of your mail. There are two options for letters over three ounces: Global First Class Forever Stamps priced at $1.20 a piece or three US First Class Forever Stamps.