Unaddressed

Unaddressed Admail is one of Canada Post’s targeted direct mail services. It consists of printed and non-printed matter such as
product samples that are not addressed to specific delivery addresses in Canada.

Examples: Flyers, postcards, catalogues, flyers, brochures, samples, magazines, cards and coupons..

Once you have decided on the material, you must determine where to send it. The delivery locations are determined by two factors, the
FSA and the LC Walks.

The FSA is the first three didgets in the postal code (A1A _ _ _). The LC Walks are the routes within the FSA. For example the FSA
"A1A" may have 20-50 LC Walks which usually have a number looking like LC0002. This is the route that the postal guy delivers to. (It
will make more sense shortly)

You can deliver to a the complete FSA or 1 or more LC Walks within that FSA. Note:You cannot break up a "LC Walk", you must deliver
to the complete LC Walk.

The Householder Counts and Maps link on the left, directs you to the Canada Post site that gives you the count of how many houses,
appartments, businesses, and farms that are located within the FSA/LC Walks.

Next to the Province you want to send to, select the Urban or Rural counts. A new screen will appear with the Town's/Cities, etc.
listed, as well as the FSA's. (You can sort these alpahbetically by clicking the column)
Make you selection that opens a new screen.