Canada Post is looking for dependable, organized individuals to join their team as Rural and Suburban Mail Carrier, On-call Relief in Princeton, Ontario. This on‑call position offers the chance to work with one of Canadas top employers while serving local communities across the region.

As an on‑call relief carrier, youll be out on the road delivering mail and parcels to rural and suburban addresses, keeping communities connected. Its a role that rewards people who are self‑sufficient, safety‑conscious, and comfortable behind the wheel in all kinds of Canadian weather.

About the Role: Rural and Suburban Mail Carrier, On‑call Relief

Day to day, youll be sorting, collecting, and delivering mail across your assigned route, making sure every item reaches its destination safely and on time. Youll also get familiar with local roads, customers, and delivery receptacles — building the kind of route knowledge that makes the job run smoothly.

This role comes with real responsibility for mail security and proper handling of Canada Post products and services. Youll represent Canada Post in the community, so wearing your identification visibly while on delivery is a must. Working independently and following safe driving practices in varying weather and traffic conditions is central to the job.

Benefits and Salary

Canada Post offers a competitive salary for this on‑call relief position. Beyond the pay, this role can open doors — you may be eligible to apply for upcoming permanent Rural and Suburban Mail Carrier positions, making it a solid foot in the door with one of Canadas most recognized employers.



Canada Post is also recognized as one of Canadas best corporate citizens and is committed to equity, diversity, inclusion, and accessibility in the workplace.

Job Details

Job Type: On Call Relief (Temporary)

Company: Canada Post

Location: Princeton, ON

Responsibilities

This is a hands‑on, route‑based position where no two days look exactly the same. Youll be responsible for the safe and effective delivery of mail and parcels across rural and suburban areas, while representing Canada Post professionally in the communities you serve.

• Sort, collect, and deliver mail items in a safe and timely manner across assigned routes


• Acquire and maintain knowledge of local roads, customers, and delivery receptacles


• Secure mail safely in your possession at all times during delivery


• Process various Canada Post products and services including Change of Address Notifications, Damaged Mail, and Items Delivered Bills (IDB)


• Wear Canada Post identification visibly while delivering and collecting mail from customers


• Lift and carry items weighing up to 50 lb / 22.7 kg


• Operate a motor vehicle safely in all kinds of weather and traffic conditions

Requirements / Skills

The ideal candidate is a reliable,



safety‑first individual who takes pride in doing things right. Canada Post values people who are organized, community‑minded, and comfortable working independently with minimal supervision. Preference will be given to Indigenous Peoples (First Nations, Métis or Inuit) or Persons with disabilities as part of a special measure employment equity initiative.

• Satisfactory safe driving record — a drivers abstract will be required


• Valid permanent provincial drivers licence — Class 5 or Class G


• Access to a qualifying vehicle with a minimum cargo capacity of 50 cu ft (1,415 litres), automatic transmission, power windows, a metal roof‑top, and accessory power outlet


• Vehicle interior specifications — middle of passenger window sill between 38" and 45" from the ground and maximum interior width of 56"


• Fifth door or hatchback to accommodate oversized and bulky items (preferred)


• Automobile liability insurance for the use of your vehicle, including notification to your insurer of its use while employed at Canada Post


• Experience making deliveries and operating a motor vehicle in varying weather and traffic conditions


• Must reside within 75 km of the Princeton Post Office (preferred)

Satisfactory safe driving record (drivers abstract required); valid permanent provincial drivers license class 5 or G; vehicle with minimum cargo capacity of 50 cu ft (1415 liters), automatic transmission, power windows, metal roof‑top and accessory power outlet; provide and maintain required automobile liability insurance for use of vehicle.