Article by:
Frank McGwire
1 Million letters are sent to Santa Claus each year. Letters from kids of all ages are sent to the North Pole from many countries around the globe in over 30 languages. This requires over a quarter million volunteer elves to write back.
Canada is one of the few places where when you mail your letters to Santa, he writes back! It must be because we’re so nice! It’s time to make your list, check it twice, and hope that Santa sees you when you’re being nice!
3 Things To Remember When Mailing Letters To Santa
1. Make sure to include your full return address. Santa may know where you live, but his postal elves need this information to deliver your letter!
2. Santa really loves to read about children’s favourite sports, jokes, school activities or family fun (even if Mom and Dad help with the writing). And, of course, he loves to get pictures and drawings from even his youngest pen pals!
3. Send your letter soon. December 9, 2022 is the last day to mail letters (it’s a long way to the North Pole and back!). Letters mailed after December 9 may not receive a reply before Christmas.
Bonus: no postage is required!
For more information on sending letters to Santa click this link.
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