A set of five se-tenent definitive flag stamps spotlight different land and cityscapes from various regions of Canada.

A portrait domestic rate (50¢) stamp of Queen Elizabeth II taken by Canadian rocker, Bryan Adams appears in shades of slate blue to contrast last year's rose-brown edition.

Sculpted elegant blooms in vivid shades grace a beautiful new set of floral 2005 definitive stamps.

Well-known for its popular magazine, Canadian Geographic, the Royal Canadian Geographical Society (RCGS) has been teaching Canadians and the world about Canada for 75 years.

The longest-running Santa Claus parade in the world and the jolly old gent himself are the focus of Canada Post's 2004 Christmas release.

Works from Jean Paul Lemieux, one of Canada's most beloved artists, appear in striking miniature as part of Canada Post's Art Canada series.

The heroic actions of Canada's first Victoria Cross recipient 150 years ago was the impetus behind a release recognizing the Commonwealth's highest military decoration.

The simplicity of two neutral frame designs encasing a maple leaf image bring a new look and feel to the relaunch of Picture Postage stamps, a novel way to mark special occasions.

This special commemorative release showcases the groundbreaking work of Canadian scientists and Nobel Prize winners Gerhard Herzberg and Michael Smith.

Four fetching stamps celebrate Stamp Collecting Month and the importance of family pets in the lives of Canadians.

The stylized graphics in this perfectly square stamp capture 50 years of scientific work at the heart of cardiac care.

Actual golf ball size, complete with dimpled edges, these two commemorative stamps issued for the centennial of the Canadian Open drive home the heritage of the game.

In honour of the 2004 Summer Olympic Games, two domestic rate stamps creatively evoke the athletic prowess of past champions and future hopefuls.

A lively new domestic rate stamp, the fifth and final in the Tourist Attractions 2004 series, offers a view of Toronto's CNE from the Princes' Gate.

This historically significant joint stamp issue between Canada and France commemorates the 400^th anniversary of the first French settlement in Acadia at St Croix Island.

Dynamic images prominently featured on this commemorative envelope salute a century of heroic humanitarianism and compassionate care.

The serene waterfront image depicted on this commemorative envelope, issued to celebrate the 250^th anniversary of Mahone Bay in Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia.

The Traversée internationale du Lac St-Jean stamp celebrates one of the world's most challenging swim marathons - a race first completed in 1955.

To celebrate the 75^th anniversary of The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (RCPSC), Canada Post will issue a commemorative envelope on June 14.

Lest we forget - Courage and sacrifice are venerated in a stirring scene depicting Canadian troops landing on the Juno Beach shores of the Normandy coastline.

Jazz up your letters! This stamp issue in the Canada Post Tourist Attraction series hits a high note with a photographic panorama of enthused fans crowding the Festival's main stage.

Two 19^th century pioneers of transatlantic mail service are memorialized in an exclusive tribute to postal history. This unique release also marks an historical precedent as the first self-adhesive pane of stamps produced by Canada Post.

Audubon's exquisitely detailed images of birds native to Canada and the United States are faithfully reproduced in miniature size in this second issue of a three-year series.

Over two centuries of academic excellence are celebrated in a commemorative stamp recognizing one of Canada's oldest institutions of higher learning.

One hundred years of compassionate care and multiculturalism are imaginatively characterized in a stamp issue marking the founding of the Montreal Children's Hospital.

Sherbrooke University's innovative style, passion for ideas, and bold teaching methods are reflected in a distinguished stamp issue that is part of a continuing series honouring Canadian universities.

On April 24, 2004, Canada Post will issue a commemorative envelope to honour the 75^th anniversary of the Société Philatélique de Québec.

Home Hardware's national scope and pride as a Canadian company and community-building retailer are captured in this distinctive stamp release commemorating its 40^th anniversary.

The second of five stamps in the 2004 Tourist Attraction series showcases the majestic serenity of St Joseph's Oratory, a well-loved landmark in the City of Montreal.

To celebrate the 125^th anniversary of Henry Birks & Sons retail stores, Canada Post will issue this commemorative envelope featuring a stylized collage of an early portrait of Birks, the store's familiar logo and an image of the first store, accented with the characteristic Birks' aqua blue tint.

All aboard! Trains, station names and logos of rapid transit systems in four Canadian cities are portrayed in detail in a stamp issue recognizing the 50^th anniversary of Canada's first subway.

Canada, Norway and Greenland worked together to produce this unique joint issue honouring an explorer whose travels defined much of our northern geography.

The exuberance and high aspirations of youth are symbolized in the dramatic colours of a commemorative release marking the 125^th anniversary of the Royal Canadian Army Cadets.

Canada's 24^th Governor General was a man of the people - a quality conveyed beautifully in a special release commemorating what would have been his 70^th birthday.

Bonhomme, the celebrity snowman and ambassador of the Quebec Winter Carnival, takes centre stage in a spirited stamp issue celebrating the Carnival's bi-centennial year.

Six legendary players of the past - Johnny Bower, Larry Robinson, Marcel Dionne, Ted Lindsay, Milt Schmidt and Brad Park - are immortalized in Canada Post's fifth NHL All-Stars stamp series.

Richly detailed illustrations bring an intensity and vividness to Canada Post's eighth Lunar New year stamp depicting adventures of the spirited Monkey King from the popular Chinese tale "Journey to the West."