Expect to get a postcard in the mail over the next few weeks.
Canada Post is launching a new initiative hoping to help us reconnect with ones we love.
The campaign entitled "Write Here, Write Now" encourages us to write a heartfelt letter to family or friends.
The post office says over the next few weeks it will deliver over 13 million free postcards to every address in the country.
There are six versions of the cards and the best part, you can pop them in the mail for free, no stamps required.
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