The bugs are back—it’s a philatelic infestation! This fall, Canada Post will issue a special souvenir sheet with selected Beneficial Insects low value definitives.

The image of the Madonna and Child from one of the many stained glass windows of the Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Immaculate Conception in Kingston, Ontario, graces this sacred Christmas stamp.

Tasty Christmas designs on PERMANENT domestic, U.S. and International stamps—plus a sweet augmented reality treat on the domestic stamp.

Three of this nation’s regiments that have been defending home and country for a century and a half are honoured in this issue.

The Royal Conservatory, then named the Toronto Conservatory of Music, opened for classes in September 1887, in the upper floor of a music store at the corner of Yonge and Dundas streets.

This semi-postal marks Canada Post’s new focus on funding grassroots programs that benefit Canadian children.

To celebrate the 100^th Grey Cup Game this year, Canada Post has issued a full roster of team stamps, plus one to honour the cup itself.

This summer, Canada Post continues its three-year Signs of the Zodiac series with stamps and stamp products directed at Leos, Virgos, Librans and Scorpios.

In 2004, CBC viewers chose Tommy Douglas as “The Greatest Canadian,” mainly due to his leadership role in our public health care system.

To celebrate the 100^th Grey Cup Game this year, Canada Post has issued a full roster of team stamps, plus one to honour the cup itself.

Late in July, London, England, will welcome the 2012 Olympic Games, making it the first three-time Olympic host.

The War of 1812 was a defining moment for the provinces that would later confederate into the Dominion of Canada.

We’re celebrating milestones on both coasts with these stunning commemorative envelopes.  

Canada Post honours four outstanding and well-known Canadians in this new stamp series, featuring images of Rick Hansen, Michael J. Fox, Sheila Watt-Cloutier and Louise Arbour.

“Cowtown” turns up the party this year in honour of the 100^th anniversary of the `Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth', the Calgary Stampede.

Canada has a stellar history of being home to some of the best children's and young adult writers in the world.

In 1897, The Post Office Department of the Government of Canada celebrated the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria—the only other Monarch of Canada to achieve the 60-year milestone—with an issue of 16 intaglio stamps.

Two hundred years ago, Thomas Douglas, the 5^th Earl of Selkirk, leveraged his title and wealth to purchase a vast allotment of land from the Hudson's Bay Company.

Long before James Cameron called for "action" on the set of the movie Titanic, Canadians were involved with the world's most famous ocean disaster.

Two brilliant, colourful and exquisite daylilies (Hemerocallis) grace the seventh issue in Canada Post’s beloved flower series.

The ongoing Art Canada series features three works by sculptor Joe Fafard who is well known for creating art inspired by prairie farms and small towns, as well as his relatives, artists, writers and politicians.

The lives, accomplishments and contributions of John Ware and Viola Desmond are honoured in this year’s Black History month 2012 stamps.

The PERMANENT™ domestic stamps in this year’s new definitives set feature five images where the flag is displayed with respect, honour and pride.

The wildlife babies in this year’s set of definitive stamps, the second in the current multi-year series, will appeal to animal lovers everywhere.

January ushers in the first stamps and products of the year to commemorate the remarkable sixty-year reign of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. 

The popular Lunar New Year stamp series continues with Year of the Dragon—a time of innovation, risk and achievement.