Canada Post Service Disruption
As you may know, Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) have been unable to reach a negotiated agreement and a strike has been announced, effective November 15, 2024. As there will be no postal service delivery during the strike we have put plans in place to ensure we minimize disruption of our services to our brokers and customers during this time.
Please see below for answers to some of the questions you may have.
Payments and Refunds
You should continue to make online or telephone payments through your bank or make payments at your broker’s office. In addition, all Travelers Canada offices will accept personal cheques. Please contact your broker with any questions.
During the strike, we will not send payment reminder notices and non-payment of policies will not result in cancellation. When postal services return to normal, we will not count the strike days when calculating overdue days or issuing cancellation notices.
We will continue to process any cancellations you request and will courier refund cheques to your broker’s office.
Claim
Our claim professionals will work with our clients to find a solution that meets their needs. Claim cheques may be delivered to your broker’s office, made available for pickup at a Travelers Canada office with advance notice or couriered to your home.
Policy Changes
All policy changes (including reinstatements and pay plan changes) will be processed as usual. Please contact your broker if you need to make any changes or amendments to your policy.
If you require a copy of your policy documents, please contact your broker.
If your pink slip is close to expiry, your broker’s office can provide you with an updated slip during the strike.
Any documentation that could not be sent to you during the strike, will be issued when the strike is over.
If you have any questions regarding the information above, please contact your insurance broker.