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Centres, outreach sites, partners & passport offices

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Service Canada office

Service Canada Centres · Scheduled Outreach Sites · Service Delivery Partners · Passport Services — search by town, city or province across all 10 provinces and 3 territories.

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Service Canada Centre

Service Canada Centres - permanent, staffed offices

A Service Canada Centre is a permanent office with regular weekly hours where staff help with Social Insurance Numbers, Employment Insurance, CPP, OAS and identity documents. It is the best starting point for in-person help.

Role
Permanent, staffed
Hours
Regular weekly schedule
Best for
SIN, benefits, ID
Access
Varies by office
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Scheduled Outreach Site

Scheduled Outreach Sites - mobile service on set dates

Outreach sites bring Service Canada help to communities without a full centre. They open only on announced dates, so confirm the next visit before you travel.

Role
Mobile / temporary
Hours
Announced dates only
Found in
Smaller, remote areas
Best for
Simple in-person help
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Service Delivery Partner

Service Delivery Partners - local organizations, federal services

A delivery partner, often a band office or municipal office, offers selected Service Canada services in remote northern and isolated communities without a dedicated federal office.

Role
Local partner
Found in
Remote communities
Services
Selected programs
Best for
Northern access
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Passport Services

Passport Services - locations that accept applications

Only some Service Canada locations accept passport applications, either as a Passport Services office or inside a Centre. Look for the passport badge before you travel.

Role
Passport applications
Where
Select locations
Bring
Original ID, photos
Best for
Applying or renewing
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By Province & Territory

Service Canada Offices - by province and territory

Every province and territory has Service Canada access. Tap one to see every office listed there, with office type, address and directions.

Regions
10 provinces + 3 territories
Office types
Centre, outreach & more
Data
Public information
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Region, name, address
By Community

Service Canada Offices - by community

Larger cities have several offices, smaller communities may rely on an outreach site or partner. Choose your region below, then your community.

Regions
All 13
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Data
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Service Canada offices in Alberta

Service Canada offices in British Columbia

Service Canada offices in Manitoba

Communities in Manitoba15 communities

Service Canada offices in New Brunswick

Communities in New Brunswick14 communities

Service Canada offices in Newfoundland and Labrador

Communities in Newfoundland and Labrador14 communities

Service Canada offices in Nova Scotia

Communities in Nova Scotia16 communities

Service Canada offices in Ontario

Service Canada offices in Prince Edward Island

Communities in Prince Edward Island8 communities

Service Canada offices in Quebec

Service Canada offices in Saskatchewan

Communities in Saskatchewan15 communities

Service Canada offices in Northwest Territories

Communities in Northwest Territories7 communities

Service Canada offices in Nunavut

Communities in Nunavut9 communities

Service Canada offices in Yukon

Communities in Yukon7 communities

Understanding Service Canada office types

Not every location offers the same help. Knowing the type saves you a trip.

Centre

Permanent, staffed office with regular weekly hours for SIN, benefits and identity documents.

Outreach Site

Temporary service point that opens on announced dates in smaller communities.

Delivery Partner

Local organization delivering selected federal services in remote areas.

Passport Services

Location that accepts passport applications, alone or inside a centre.

Which services need an office visit?

  • Social Insurance Number: apply or replace with original ID and proof of status. Call 1-800-206-7218 to confirm what an office offers.
  • Employment Insurance: claims are filed online with My Service Canada Account. Offices answer questions on existing claims.
  • CPP and Old Age Security: apply about a year before payments should start. Program line: 1-800-277-9914.
  • Record of Employment: employers file ROEs electronically, so ask your employer first.
  • Passports: only select locations accept applications. Passport line: 1-800-567-6868.

General help: 1-800-O-Canada (1-800-622-6232), TTY 1-800-926-9105. Confirm numbers at canada.ca, since programs change.

Appointment vs. walk-in visits

Appointment visits

Booking or calling ahead is the most reliable way to reach the right person, especially at smaller sites and for services like passports.

Walk-in visits

Larger centres often help with simple matters without an appointment, but policies change. Confirm for the specific office first.

Planning your visit

  • Call the office to confirm hours, appointment rules and the services offered.
  • Bring original government-issued ID. Photocopies are usually not accepted.
  • Check statutory holidays, when offices are closed.
  • Try My Service Canada Account first for EI, CPP and OAS tasks.
  • For an outreach site, confirm the next scheduled date before you travel.
  • Check wheelchair access and parking on the listing if you need them.

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Every office type, one search

Compare centres, outreach sites, delivery partners and passport locations instead of guessing which one covers you.

Access and language detail

Listings show languages of service, wheelchair access, parking and payment types, not just a pin on a map.

Province and community coverage

Browse by region or community, or search by name and address.

Three steps to your nearest office

No account needed. Just search, confirm, and go.

Step 01

Search your area

Type your town, city or province, or pick your region and community.

Step 02

Check the office type

Centre, outreach site, delivery partner or passport location, depending on what you need.

Step 03

Get directions and confirm

Open the listing for the address, program lines and a directions link, then confirm hours.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Everything people ask about finding and visiting Service Canada offices.

Getting started

How do I find the Service Canada office nearest me? +
Type your town or province in the search box, or choose your region and community below. Each listing shows the address and a directions link.
Is this the official Service Canada website? +
No. InfoGov.ca is an independent directory built from public information. For official programs and forms, use canada.ca.
Is this directory free to use? +
Yes. Browsing and searching is free and needs no account.
What if my town is not listed? +
Type its name in the search box. Offices are matched by name and address, so nearby offices and outreach sites still appear.

Office types

What is the difference between a centre, outreach site and delivery partner? +
A centre is a permanent staffed office. An outreach site opens only on announced dates. A delivery partner is a local organization that offers selected services in remote communities.
What is a Scheduled Outreach Site? +
A temporary service point in a community without a full centre. Confirm the next scheduled visit before you travel.
What is a Service Delivery Partner? +
A local organization, often a band or municipal office, authorized to deliver certain Service Canada services on the government's behalf.
Which offices issue passports? +
Only some do. Look for the Passport Services or Centre & Passport Services badge on the listing.

Visiting an office

What are Service Canada office hours? +
Most centres are open Monday to Friday, about 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. local time. Outreach sites follow announced dates, and holiday hours differ.
Do I need an appointment? +
It depends on the office. Larger centres often take walk-ins for simple matters, while smaller sites may require scheduling. Calling first avoids a wasted trip.
What should I bring? +
Bring original government-issued ID and any documents for your request, such as proof of status for a SIN. Photocopies are usually not accepted.
Are offices wheelchair accessible and is there parking? +
Listings show wheelchair access and parking when the office provides them. Call ahead for specific accommodations.

Services and programs

Can I get a Social Insurance Number at any office? +
Not every location offers SIN service. Use the SIN number on the listing or call 1-800-206-7218 to confirm.
Can I apply for EI, CPP or OAS in person? +
Most people apply online with My Service Canada Account. Offices and program lines help with questions, and each listing shows the lines that office provides.
How do I get a Record of Employment? +
Employers submit ROEs electronically. Ask your employer first, then use the ROE line on the nearest office page.
Is service available in French? +
Yes. Federal services are offered in both official languages, and each listing shows the languages of service.
InfoGov.ca is an independent directory, not operated by the Government of Canada. Confirm details at canada.ca.
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I went here for the first time to get my passport reviewed. The staff were really nice and friendly. I didn’t have to wait long at all, only about 5 minutes before it was my turn. Overall, I had a really good experience
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prompt in/out in 30 mins at 10am! Plus prathika was amazing and personable.
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So easy.
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Haseef Rai
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I honestly had an exceptional time at this location renewing my passport. The whole process went smoothly and quickly none the less. When you enter into the building, on the groundfloor is where you have to "checkin," line up to get your documents reviewed, once all that has happened, that is when you will be issued a token number. But, I cannot stress enough try to get here before 2:45 pm at the most before they take in the last few applicants. You then go up to floor #2, where you wait your turn for your number to be called up. That being said, I had the great pleasure to deal with Mrs. Kimiko who submitted my passport renewal. She honestly made the whole experience smooth, simple and flawless. Her professionalism and skills are top tier! By the time I knew it, all I had to do was pay, and leave. Thanks Kimiko!
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Excellent service, thank you very much to all the staffs and Service Canada 🙂, keep it up 🙌