purolator

On the other hand, Purolator will happily redirect your package to the nearest Purolator depot out in the boondocks.

In 1967, Purolator bought the Canadian courier company Trans Canada Couriers, which later took the Purolator name.

My house has a new garage door thanks to Purolator (a package delivery subsidiary of Canada Post).

The delivery company by that name was, at one point, owned by the Purolator oil filter company.

Though purolator may be owned by Canada post, they do not use Canada Post's last-mile infrastructure.

At a Purolator (Canadian retailer) mailing centre near me, they have this system that weighs the box but also measures the dimensions.

The courier company was then later sold to Canada Post, but kept the Purolator name since it was commonly known in Canada.

Compare this to UPS or Purolator (which Canada post owns the majority of).

They ended up paying for purolator to pick them up at my place.

Here in Canada we have Purolator - the gov't (Canada Post) subsidiary that is a FedEx competitor.

Remember Purolator is a Canada Post subsidiary so probably don't count them.

Please also consider adding support for Purolator and Canada Post.

Delivery by courier (FedEx, Purolator, etc) often requires a "contact number" for the recipient.

The common joke up here is that "UPS stands for Use Purolator Stupid!".

On Wednesday I was working from home and I got a text from “Purolator” saying they’d tried to deliver my package and failed.

(The shipping company used to be named Trans-Canada Couriers.) Purolator comes from the phrase "pure oil later," as in long-lasting oil filters for combustion engines.

Purolator by the way is a subsidiary of Canada Post.

If people need things physically sent to them they should rely on the private sector (FedEx, Purolator, etc).

Canada Post also owns 91% of Purolator, another parcel delivery service similar to UPS or Fedex, which is also doing just fine.