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New Brunswick DIRECT SERVICE POINTS New Brunswick DIRECT SERVICE POINTS DANGEROUS GOODS CITY ZONE OFFLINE CHARGE SERVICE ABOUJAGANE MA1 $ - Yes ACADIE SIDING MA2 $ - Yes ACADIEVILLE MA2 $ - Yes ACAMAC MA1 $ - Yes shipping your envelopes, parcels and small skids to over ACTON MA2 $ - Yes ADAMSVILLE MA2 $ - Yes ALBERT MINES MA2 $ - Yes ALBERT MA1 $ - Yes ALBERTINE MA1 $ - Yes ALBRIGHTS CORNER MA1 $ - Yes ALDOUANE MA1 $ - Yes ALEXANDERS POINT MA2 $ - Yes ALLAINVILLE MA2 $ - Yes ALLANDALE MA2 $ - Yes ALLARDVILLE MA2 $ - Yes ALLISON MA1 $ - Yes ALMA MA2 $ - Yes AMMON MA1 $ - Yes ANAGANCE MA2 $ - Yes ANDOVER MA1 $ - Yes ANFIELD MA2 $ - Yes ANSE BLEUE MA1 $ - Yes ANTHONYS COVE MA1 $ - Yes APOHAQUI MA2 $ - Yes 10,000 ARMOND MA2 $ - Yes ARMSTRONG BROOK MA1 $ - Yes AROOSTOOK MA2 $ - Yes points across Canada ARTHURETTE MA2 $ - Yes ASHLAND MA2 $ - Yes ASTLE MA1 $ - Yes ATHOLVILLE MA1 $ - Yes AUBURNVILLE MA2 $ - Yes AULAC MA1 $ - Yes AVONDALE ROAD MA2 $ - Yes AVONMORE MA1 $ - Yes BACK BAY MA2 $ - Yes BAIE STE ANNE MA2 $ - Yes BAIE VERTE MA1 $ - Yes BAILLIE MA2 $ - Yes BAKER BROOK MA2 $ - Yes Notes: Some points not serviced daily. Shipments may be subject to a beyond charge if delivery is outside our regular service area. Standard Terms & Conditions will apply. Revised March 17, 2020 New Brunswick DIRECT SERVICE POINTS DANGEROUS GOODS CITY ZONE OFFLINE CHARGE SERVICE BAKER LAKE MA1 $ - Yes BALMORAL MA2 $ - Yes BARACHOIS MA1 $ - Yes BARKERS POINT MA1 $ - Yes shipping your envelopes, parcels and small skids to over BARNABY RIVER MA1 $ - Yes BARNABY MA2 $ - Yes BARNESVILLE MA1 $ - Yes BARNETTVILLE MA2 $ - Yes BARRYVILLE MA2 $ - Yes BARTHOLOMEW MA2 $ - Yes BARTIBOG BRIDGE MA1 $ - Yes BARTIBOG MA1 $ - Yes BARTLETT MILLS MA1 $ - Yes BASQUE MA1 $ - Yes BASS RIVER MA2 $ - Yes BASSWOOD RIDGE MA1 $ - Yes BATH MA2 $ - Yes BATHURST MINES MA1 $ - Yes BATHURST MA1 $ - Yes BAXTERS CORNER MA2 $ - Yes BAY DU VIN MA2 $ - Yes BAYFIELD MA2 $ - Yes BAYSIDE MA1 $ - Yes BAYSWATER MA2 $ - Yes 10,000 BEAR ISLAND MA2 $ - Yes BEARDSLEY MA1 $ - Yes BEAUFORT MA1 $ - Yes points across Canada BEAVER BROOK MA1 $ - Yes BEAVER DAM MA2 $ - Yes BEAVER HARBOUR MA2 $ - Yes BEAVERBROOK NORTH MA2 $ - Yes BECKETVILLE MA1 $ - Yes BEDELL SETTLEMENT MA1 $ - Yes BEECHWOOD MA2 $ - Yes BEERSVILLE MA2 $ - Yes BELLEDUNE RIVER MA1 $ - Yes BELLEDUNE MA1 $ - Yes BELLEFLEUR MA1 $ - Yes BELLEFOND MA1 $ - Yes BELLEISLE CREEK MA2 $ - Yes Notes: Some points not serviced daily. Shipments may be subject to a beyond charge if delivery is outside our regular service area. Standard Terms & Conditions will apply. Revised March 17, 2020 New Brunswick DIRECT SERVICE POINTS DANGEROUS GOODS CITY ZONE OFFLINE CHARGE SERVICE BELLEVILLE MA1 $ - Yes BELLIVEAU VILLAGE MA1 $ - Yes BELMONT MA1 $ - Yes BEN LOMOND MA1 $ - Yes shipping your envelopes, parcels and small skids to over BENJAMIN RIVER MA2 $ - Yes BENOIT MA2 $ - Yes BENTON MA1 $ - Yes BERESFORD MA1 $ - Yes BERRY MILLS MA1 $ - Yes BERRYTON MA1 $ - Yes BERTRAND MA1 $ - Yes BERWICK MA2 $ - Yes BIG COVE MA2 $ - Yes BIG RIVER MA1 $ - Yes BIGGAR RIDGE MA1 $ - Yes BIRCH RIDGE MA2 $ - Yes BLACK BEACH MA1 $ - Yes BLACK LAND MA1 $ - Yes BLACK POINT MA1 $ - Yes BLACK RIVER BRIDGE MA1 $ - Yes BLACK RIVER MA2 $ - Yes BLACKLAND MA2 $ - Yes BLACKS HARBOUR MA1 $ - Yes BLACKVILLE MA2 $ - Yes 10,000 BLANCHARD SETTLEMENT MA1 $ - Yes BLISSFIELD MA2 $ - Yes BLISSVILLE MA1 $ - Yes points across Canada BLOOMFIELD KINGS MA1 $ - Yes BLOOMFIELD RIDGE MA2 $ - Yes BLOOMFIELD STATION MA1 $ - Yes BLUE BELL MA2 $ - Yes BLUE COVE MA2 $ - Yes BOCABEC MA2 $ - Yes BOIESTOWN MA2 $ - Yes BOIS BLANC MA1 $ - Yes BOIS GAGNON MA1 $ - Yes BOIS HEBERT MA1 $ - Yes BON ACCORD MA2 $ - Yes BONNY RIVER MA2 $ - Yes BOOM ROAD MA2 $ - Yes Notes: Some points not serviced daily. Shipments may be subject to a beyond charge if delivery is outside our regular service area. Standard Terms & Conditions will apply. Revised March 17, 2020 New Brunswick DIRECT SERVICE POINTS DANGEROUS GOODS CITY ZONE OFFLINE CHARGE SERVICE BOSSE MA1 $ - Yes BOUCHER MA1 $ - Yes BOUCTOUCHE BAIE MA1 $ - Yes BOUCTOUCHE MA1 $ - Yes shipping your envelopes, parcels and small skids to over BOUDREAU MA1 $ - Yes BOUNDARY CREEK MA1 $ - Yes BOURGEOIS MA1 $ - Yes BRANSFIELD MA2 $ - Yes BRANTVILLE MA2 $ - Yes BRIDGEDALE MA1 $ - Yes BRISTOL MA1 $ - Yes BROCKWAY MA2 $ - Yes BROOKVILLE MA1 $ - Yes BROWNS FLAT MA2 $ - Yes BRUNSWICK MINES MA1 $ - Yes BRYENTON MA2 $ - Yes BURCHILLS FLATS MA1 $ - Yes BURNSVILLE MA2 $ - Yes BURNT CHURCH MA2 $ - Yes BURTON MA2 $ - Yes BURTTS CORNER MA1 $ - Yes BUSBY MA1 $ - Yes BUSHVILLE MA1 $ - Yes BUTTE D'OR MA1 $ - Yes 10,000 CAISSIE CAPE MA2 $ - Yes CALHOUN MA1 $ - Yes CALIFORNIA MA1 $ - Yes points across Canada CAMBRIDGE MA1 $ - Yes CAMBRIDGE-NARROWS MA2 $ - Yes CAMPBELL SETTLEMENT MA2 $ - Yes CAMPBELLTON MA1 $ - Yes CANAAN FORKS MA2 $ - Yes CANOBIE MA1 $ - Yes CANTERBURY MA2 $ - Yes CAP BATEAU MA1 $ - Yes CAP BIMET MA1 $ - Yes CAP LUMIERE MA1 $ - Yes CAP PELE MA1 $ - Yes CAPE BALD MA1 $ - Yes CAPE ENRAGE MA2 $ - Yes Notes: Some points not serviced daily. Shipments may be subject to a beyond charge if delivery is outside our regular service area. Standard Terms & Conditions will apply. Revised March 17, 2020 New Brunswick DIRECT SERVICE POINTS DANGEROUS GOODS CITY ZONE OFFLINE CHARGE SERVICE CAPE SPENCER MA1 $ - Yes CAPE TORMENTINE MA2 $ - Yes CARAQUET MA1 $ - Yes CARLINGFORD MA1 $ - Yes shipping your envelopes, parcels and small skids to over CARON BROOK MA1 $ - Yes CARROLLS CROSSING MA2 $ - Yes CASSIDY LAKE MA2 $ - Yes CASSILLIS MA1 $ - Yes CASTALIA MA2 $ - Yes CENTRAL BLISSVILLE MA1 $ - Yes CENTRE ACADIE MA2 $ - Yes CENTRE NAPAN MA1 $ - Yes CENTRE ST SIMON MA1 $ - Yes CENTREVILLE MA2 $ - Yes CHAMCOOK MA1 $ - Yes CHANCE HARBOUR MA2 $ - Yes CHAPLIN ISLAND ROAD MA1 $ - Yes CHAPMAN CORNER MA1 $ - Yes CHARLESTON MA2 $ - Yes CHARLO MA1 $ - Yes CHARLOTTE COUNTY MA2 $ - Yes CHARTERS SETTLEMENT MA1 $ - Yes CHARTERSVILLE MA1 $ - Yes CHATHAM HEAD MA1 $ - Yes 10,000 CHATHAM MA1 $ - Yes CHELMSFORD MA2 $ - Yes CHIASSON OFFICE MA2 $ - Yes points across Canada CHIASSON MA1 $ - Yes CHIPMAN MA2 $ - Yes CLAIR MA2 $ - Yes CLAIRVILLE MA2 $ - Yes CLIFTON ROYAL MA2 $ - Yes CLOVER VALLEY MA2 $ - Yes CLOVERDALE MA1 $ - Yes COAL BRANCH MA2 $ - Yes COAL CREEK MA1 $ - Yes COATES MILLS MA1 $ - Yes COBURN MA2 $ - Yes COCAGNE MA1 $ - Yes CODYS MA2 $ - Yes Notes: Some points not serviced daily. Shipments may be subject to a beyond charge if delivery is outside our regular service area. Standard Terms & Conditions will apply. Revised March 17, 2020 New Brunswick DIRECT SERVICE POINTS DANGEROUS GOODS CITY ZONE OFFLINE CHARGE SERVICE COLDBROOK MA1 $ - Yes COLDSTREAM MA1 $ - Yes COLES ISLAND WEST MA1 $ - Yes COLES ISLAND MA1 $ - Yes shipping your envelopes, parcels and small skids to over COLESON COVE MA1 $ - Yes COLLEGE BRIDGE MA1 $ - Yes COLLETTE MA2 $ - Yes COLLINA MA2 $ - Yes COLPITTS SETTLEMENT MA1 $ - Yes CONNELL MA1 $ - Yes CONNORS MA1 $ - Yes CORK MA2 $ - Yes CORMIERVILLE MA1 $ - Yes CORNHILL MA1 $ - Yes COTEAU ROAD MA1 $ - Yes COUGHLAN MA2 $ - Yes COURTENAY BAY MA1 $ - Yes COVERDALE MA1 $ - Yes CRAIGVILLE MA1 $ - Yes CROMBIE SETTLEMENT MA1 $ - Yes CROSS CREEK MA2 $ - Yes CRYSTAL BEACH MA1 $ - Yes CULLINGAN MA1 $ - Yes CUMBERLAND BAY MA2 $ - Yes 10,000 CURRIE SIDING MA2 $ - Yes CURRIE MA1 $ - Yes CURRYVILLE MA2 $ - Yes points across Canada CURTIS PARK MA1 $ - Yes CURVENTON MA2 $ - Yes DALHOUSIE JUNCTION MA1 $ - Yes DALHOUSIE MA1 $ - Yes DARLINGS ISLAND MA1 $ - Yes DARLINGTON MA1 $ - Yes DAULNAY MA1 $ - Yes DAWSONVILLE MA2 $ - Yes DEBEC MA2 $ - Yes DEER ISLAND MA2 $ - Yes DERBY JUNCTION MA2 $ - Yes DERBY MA2 $ - Yes DESHERBIERS MA2 $ - Yes Notes: Some points not serviced daily. Shipments may be subject to a beyond charge if delivery is outside our regular service area. Standard Terms & Conditions will apply. Revised March 17, 2020 New Brunswick DIRECT SERVICE POINTS DANGEROUS GOODS CITY ZONE OFFLINE CHARGE SERVICE DIEPPE MA1 $ - Yes DIGDEGUASH MA1 $ - Yes DIPPER HARBOUR MA2 $ - Yes DOAKTOWN MA2 $ - Yes shipping your envelopes, parcels and small skids to over DORCHESTER CAPE MA1 $ - Yes DORCHESTER CROSSING MA1 $ - Yes DORCHESTER MA1 $ - Yes DOUGLAS HARBOUR MA2 $ - Yes DOUGLAS MA1 $ - Yes DOUGLASFIELD MA1 $ - Yes DOUGLASTOWN MA1 $ - Yes DOVER MA1 $ - Yes DRUMMOND MA1 $ - Yes DUBEE SETTLEMENT MA2 $ - Yes DUGUAYVILLE MA2 $ - Yes DUMBARTON MA1 $ - Yes DUMFRIES MA1 $ - Yes DUNDEE MA2 $ - Yes DUNLOP MA2 $ - Yes DUNSINANE MA2 $ - Yes DUPUIS CORNER MA1 $ - Yes DURHAM BRIDGE MA1 $ - Yes DURHAM CENTRE MA1 $ - Yes EAST RIVERSIDE-KINGHURST MA1 $ - Yes 10,000 EDGETTS LANDING MA2 $ - Yes EDMUNDSTON MA1 $ - Yes EEL GROUND MA1 $ - Yes points across Canada EEL RIVER BRIDGE MA2 $ - Yes EEL RIVER CROSSING MA2 $ - Yes EEL RIVER RESERVE MA1 $ - Yes EEL RIVER MA1 $ - Yes ELGIN MA2 $ - Yes ELMSVILLE MA2 $ - Yes ELMTREE MA1 $ - Yes ENNISKILLEN MA1 $ - Yes ESCUMINAC MA2 $ - Yes ESTEYS BRIDGE MA2 $ - Yes EVANDALE MA1 $ - Yes EVERETT MA2 $ - Yes EXMOOR MA2 $ - Yes Notes: Some points not serviced daily. Shipments may be subject to a beyond charge if delivery is outside our regular service area. Standard Terms & Conditions will apply. Revised March 17, 2020 New Brunswick DIRECT SERVICE POINTS DANGEROUS GOODS CITY ZONE OFFLINE CHARGE SERVICE FAIRFIELD MA2 $ - Yes FAIRHAVEN MA2 $ - Yes FAIRVALE MA1 $ - Yes FERGUSON LAKE MA1 $ - Yes shipping your envelopes, parcels and small skids to over FERRY ROAD MA1 $ - Yes FIELDING MA1 $ - Yes FIVE FINGERS MA2 $ - Yes FLATLANDS MA2 $ - Yes FLEMMING MA2 $ - Yes FLORENCEVILLE MA1 $ - Yes FONTAINE MA1 $ - Yes FORDS MILLS MA2 $ - Yes FOREST CITY MA2 $ - Yes FORT
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