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Today, we honor the most important women in our lives - our mothers. Their unconditional love and support make the world a better place. This is a special day to express our gratitude and show them how much they mean to us!

Support your loved ones, even when you are far away! With Meest Canada, you can easily send money transfers to Ukraine – fast, safe, and affordable.

Starting May 1, 2025, Uzbekistan introduces new customs regulations: the duty-free import limit for courier shipments is reduced to $200 USD ($270 CAD) per individual per calendar month.

We would like to inform you that on Friday, April 18th, our offices will be closed due to the observance of Good Friday.

To protect your belongings even more, we recommend paying attention to the additional conditions of parcel insurance. Meest Canada have a basic protection for all deliveries, providing reliable conditions.

Karva Chauth 2025 isn’t just a date. It’s a moment that holds centuries of meaning — a sacred tradition celebrated with devotion and heart. On October 10, countless women in India and across the world will fast from sunrise to moonrise, honoring their husbands with quiet strength and prayer. In return, husbands express their gratitude with something heartfelt — a carefully chosen gift. Living in Canada — whether in Toronto, Calgary, or Montreal — doesn’t mean being distant on this meaningful day. A thoughtful package sent to India can bridge the miles — especially when you send Karva Chauth gifts from Canada.

The kilometers between you don’t have to create emotional distance. With Meest, a parcel filled with love can reach your mother’s doorstep in days. This guide shows you gift idea for mother, how to ship it easily, and make it feel personal — even from afar.

Lord Krishna Janmashtami 2025 falls on August 16, marking the sacred birth of Vishnu’s beloved eighth avatar. This is not just a day on the Hindu calendar; it’s a vibrant cultural moment, echoing across generations, oceans, and time zones. From childhood stories of Makhan Chor to temple bells at midnight, this festival blends devotion, drama, and deep emotion. And for Indians in Canada, staying connected to those roots matters. With Meest, even across borders, that connection becomes tangible. A parcel with traditional sweets, a note, a symbolic gift, can carry the full spirit of this celebration. When you're far from home, it’s these gestures that make the distance feel smaller.