The Canada Post office in Hope was closed due to COVID on Jan. 27, 2022. (Eric J. Welsh/ Hope Standard)

COVID case closes down Hope Canada Post office

The door was locked Jan. 27 and a notice was posted letting customers know why

Anyone needing Canada Post services was out of luck Thursday, Jan. 27.

A notice posted on the door said there was a positive COVID-19 case and the post office at 777 Fraser Avenue was closed.

People were still able to get into the building to gather parcels from lockboxes, but the glass door to access the Canada Post store and service counter was locked.

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