In professional correspondence, they are addressed as ‘His/Her Honour Judge ……’ if they were a Queen’s Counsel when at the Bar, the letters QC follow the name. The forename is used if there is more than one judge with the same surname. On retirement, the style ‘Judge’ is dropped, becoming, for example, ‘His Hon John ……’.
How to address an envelope Billy Brown 123 Fuzzy Bear Lane Montreal QC H2Y 2Y2 Mrs. Granny Smith 789 Apple Ave Vancouver BC V6B 6B6 Write your name and address in the top left corner of the envelope. This is called the return address. Write the name and address of the person you are sending the letter to in the middle of the envelope.
Full Street address (number and road) Town County Postcode Ensure the postcode is fully capitalised. Return address On the reverse of your envelope, ensure you include all of the necessary information so that your mail can be returned if needed. Unsure of what to include?, a street address from Canada Post website, including features that only some addresses have. JOHN JONES MARKETING DEPARTMENT 10-123 1/2 MAIN STREET NW [10 is a unit number, such as a suite or apartment number.] MONTREAL QC H3Z 2Y7 [MONTREAL is the city QC is the province abbreviation H3Z 2Y7 is the postal code.], The title of the head of college varies from college to college. If the head of a college is also in holy orders, the ecclesiastical rank precedes the name or appointment. In correspondence the correct form of address is ‘Dear Master of Caius’, ‘Dear Principal of Newnham’, etc.
