According to a recent report by Canadian Television Network, due to the increasing number of goods that Canadians purchase from China online, Canada Post and Canada Border Services are under tremendous pressure, and many buyers need to wait for several months to receive the goods. In response, Canada Post stated that it will prioritize the processing of goods with high timeliness requirements, while international goods without special requirements will be processed according to daily workflow.

In addition, packages must be inspected by the Border Service Bureau before being classified, and many packages from China require manual classification due to size and barcode issues. The Canadian Border Services Agency also bears considerable pressure. It stated that efforts are being made to improve the inspection procedures and collaborate with Canada Post to address the delay issue.