Here is where Sask. communities displaced by wildfires can pick up their mail

A Canada Post truck is seen parked in downtown Saskatoon, Wednesday, May 21. (Hayatullah Amanat/CTV News)

Wildfires raging across northern Saskatchewan are disrupting mail and parcel delivery in several affected communities.

Residents of Air Ronge, La Ronge, and Timber Bay can now pick up their mail at designated locations in Prince Albert.

According to Canada Post, mail for these communities can be collected at the Prince Albert post office, located at 9 Marquis Road West.

Canada Post says the Prince Albert post office is open Monday to Friday from 9 am to 5 pm.

To collect their mail, residents must bring valid government-issued photo identification.

Canada Post is also offering a free mail forwarding service to eligible residents in six communities affected by the wildfires.

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This service allows residents to forward their mail to a different address for up to 12 months.

According to Canada Post, those affected by wildfires with one of the following postal codes are eligible for free mail forwarding service:

- Air Ronge: S0J 3G0, S0J 0B3- Canoe Narrows: S0M 0K0- Denare Beach: S0P 0B0, S0P 0A2- Deschambault Lake: S0P 0C0- La Ronge: S0J 1L0, S0J 0G7- Timber Bay: S0J 2T0

Since June 5, residents affected by wildfires from one of the following postal codes have been eligible for this offer. They must register before July 5:- Creighton: S0P- Pelican Narrows: S0P- Sandy Bay: S0P- Southend: S0J 2L0- Weyakwin: S0P

As of 1:25 p.m. Wednesday, there were 23 active wildfires burning in northern Saskatchewan with only three of them considered contained.