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ricarmic · ‎01-10-2022

I was expecting this and was correct, the rates went up but CP hasn't updated the online manuals yet.

I have two different manuals in two different places on the CP website with all my important tables, they still have not yet been updated.

I know at least the small packet rates went up, all of mine were low (fortunately between 29c and 35c I came armed with 32c stamps so it worked out good that way).

I'm not sure if anyone found the new rates tables posted anywhere yet for parcels/packets.... if so please point me in the right direction!!!

lotzofuniquegoodies · ‎01-11-2022

@reallynicestamps wrote:
I went a few pages further and got this:
https://www.canadapost-postescanada.ca/cpc/doc/en/business/2021-parcels-prices-ooc.pdf
which gives percentages but not numbers.

In speaking to an official CP rep who happened to be at my depot when I was dropping off, he had a copy of the internal memo for CP and the 2022 recent price changes but that was not for public eyes. (Unfortunately when I glanced my unsuper awesome xray memory vision was not turned on so was unable to memorize verbatim) The only thing that is currently available is the link he forwarded me...Commercial Guide for 2022 below. So your choices are basing off that, calculator or a wing and a prayer. His comments were majority of increases are to priority services and the minor increases to the fuel surcharge.

https://www.canadapost-postescanada.ca/cpc/doc/en/support/postal-guide/business-parcels.pdf

-Lotz

PS. I have always used ballpark estimates for shipping with the calculator and almost never lose except when there has been an issue with eBay and CP being sync'd correctly. As long as I remember to upgrade middle measurement to 14 cm or more and downgrade when I create a label everything is golden.