Canada Postal Codes (A0A 0A0 – Y1A 9Z9)

Canada uses a 6-character alphanumeric postal code system, consisting of alternating letters and numbers (e.g., A0A 0A0 to Y1A 9Z9). This system ensures efficient mail and parcel delivery across the country’s 10 provinces and 3 territories, supporting both administrative and commercial activities. The Canadian postal code system is managed by Canada Post.

Key Information About Canada Postal Code

ItemDetails
CountryCanada
Postal Code RangeA0A 0A0 – Y1A 9Z9
Calling Code+1
Area Codes204, 306, 403, 416, 418, 514, 604, 613, 879, 902
ISO CodeCA
CapitalOttawa
RegionNorth America

For more details on the list of Canadian postal codes, see the provinces and territories below.

Postal Codes of Canada by Province / Territory

ABBR.Province / TerritoryPostal Code RangeCapital
ABAlbertaT0A – T9XEdmonton
BCBritish ColumbiaV0A – V9ZVictoria
MBManitobaR0A – R8NWinnipeg
NBNew BrunswickE1A – E9HFredericton
NLNewfoundland and LabradorA0A – A8ASt. John’s
NTNorthwest TerritoriesX0E – X1AYellowknife
NSNova ScotiaB0C – B9AHalifax
NUNunavutX0A – X0CIqaluit
ONOntarioK0A – R5JToronto
PEPrince Edward IslandC0A – C1NCharlottetown
QCQuebecG0A – J9ZQuebec City
SKSaskatchewanR5K – S9XRegina
YTYukonY0A – Y1AWhitehorse

About Canada Postal Codes

Canada’s postal code system is designed to pinpoint locations down to individual streets, neighborhoods, or large buildings. Each province and territory has a unique range of postal codes, which helps Canada Post efficiently process and deliver mail and parcels nationwide. Using the correct postal code ensures faster delivery and minimizes errors in shipment routing.