Canada Post Is Sending Out Free Postcards So You Can Send A Letter To Someone You Miss

"You can tell someone you’re thinking about them."
Canada Post Is Sending Out Free Postcards So You Can Send A Letter To Someone You Miss
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Canada Post is offering free postcards so that you can send a letter to someone you miss right now. 

The company announced that over the next few weeks, Canadian households will receive postcards at no cost.

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Canada Post's initiative, hashtagged #WriteHereWriteNow, has the goal of making someone's day with a letter.

"You can tell someone you’re thinking about them. Include a photo or a kid’s drawing. Draw a little doodle and even seal it with a lipstick kiss! It only takes 10 minutes," they wrote on their website.

The company even stresses how easy it is to send something to a loved one and gives Canadians a step-by-step guide to mailing a letter.

First, they say you need a stamp and a letter-sized envelope. 

Next, they asked that you obtain the address of the desired person; if you only have half of the address, the company can help you find the rest.

Last, they ask that you drop the letter in a community mailbox or at your post office and they'll take care of the rest.

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