This latest royal definitive uses a photograph of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II that was taken during the 2005 Royal Visit to Canada.

Four Canadian hybrid orchid species come to life on this quartet of definitives, which includes a PERMANENT^TM domestic rate stamp, a U.S. rate stamp, an oversized rate stamp and an international rate stamp.

Canada Post's definitive flag series continues with five PERMANENT^TM domestic rate stamps, each depicting a lighthouse in a distinctly Canadian landscape.

Celebrate the 2007 Holiday season with this new PERMANENT^TM domestic rate stamp featuring a stylized reindeer in mid leap.

These U.S. rate (Joy), international rate (Peace) and PERMANENT^TM domestic rate (Hope) stamps celebrate the perennial themes of Christmas with beautiful traditional imagery.

This set of low-value definitives features five of Canada's beneficial insects: cecropia moth, Canada darner, Northern bumblebee, the golden-eyed lacewing and convergent lady beetle, which is better known as the ladybug.

Issued to mark Stamp Collecting Month 2007, this quartet of domestic rate stamps is the second in a series of three sets of stamps featuring at-risk wildlife native to Canada.

Issued to mark the 100th birthday of the Law Society of Saskatchewan, this stamp features an historic photograph of the Society's nine founding members.

This elegant stamp, which was issued to commemorate the centennial of the Law Society of Alberta, celebrates the Society's rich and diverse history.

The fourth in the five-stamp French Settlement series, this stamp features Chief Henri Membertou who played a pivotal role in ensuring the survival of French settlement in Eastern Canada.

Issued as a tribute to 100 years of Scouting, this stamp reflects the organization's illustrious past and bright future, and features an archival image of the Scout "grand howl."

Jasper National Park is beautifully captured on this ethereal stamp issued to celebrate the park's centenary. An accompanying selvage depicts some of Jasper's flora and fauna.

Issued to celebrate Terra Nova's 50th birthday, this stamp's design features a compelling image of the park's still ocean waters and dramatic silhouettes.

Issued to celebrate the talents of four great Canadian recording artists who've captured the spotlight at home and abroad, these stamps are a treasured must-have for collectors and fans alike.

This exciting and dynamic stamp commemorates soccer and the FIFA U-20 World Cup, which will be hosted by Canada in 2007 for the first time in its history.

Captain George Vancouver bestowed almost 400 place names that are still used today, leaving a legacy that is as impossible to ignore as this stunning stamp commemorating his 250th birthday.

Architectural excellence is evident on this stylish quartet of stamps featuring four of Canada's architectural gems and the world-renowned architects who designed them.

Ottawa past and present is beautifully captured on this elegant stamp issued to celebrate the city's 150th anniversary as Canada's capital.

The University of Saskatchewan's distinctive architecture and signature green and gold colours are central to this stamp celebrating the institute's 100th birthday.

Part of the continuing Art Canada series, these two stamps feature the work of one of Canada's most respected realist painters: Mary Pratt.

This commemorative stamp celebrates the 100-year history and innovative achievements of Canada's first business school: HEC Montréal.

Issued to welcome the spring of 2007, these gorgeous stamps feature images of two typically Canadian lilacs that look so rich and lush you can almost smell them.

This stunning pair of stamps features an ink bleed, which is a first for Canada Post, and marks the reappearance of the maple leaf perforation.

Issued to celebrate a century of fine chocolate making, this tasteful commemorative envelope features a box of Purdy's famous chocolate assortments.

Confetti and ribbon decorate this colourful and cheerful stamp that captures the real joy of any festive occasion.

Canada Post's Lunar New Year series continues with these two stamps issued to celebrate 2007 as the Year of the Pig.