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Postal codes in Canada are 6 digit-long, alternating 1 letter and 1 number starting with a letter : X1X1X1. The first letter of the postal code varies by province, starting east and going west, A being in Newfoundland and X in Yukon. Not all letters are valid in postal codes so they can't be mixed up with other similar ones (like F does not exist, because E does and they look alike). In Quebec (province), postal codes either start with G, H or J. In Montreal and surroundings, it is H, in Quebec City and surroundings, it is G. You can lookup postal codes on http://www.canadapost.ca/tools/pcl/bin/advanced-e.asp You don't need to fill up all the squares, just type what you know and it'll give it to you!
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Well, it depends what street the person lives on. Are you trying to write a letter to someone? If so, you can try using http://www.canada411.ca to find out the person's postal code.
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