Following on the tail feathers of last year’s issue, this new flock of stamps continues the Birds of Canada series with five more provincial and territorial representatives from across the country. Continue reading
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On July 4, Canada Post will issue the final set of stamps in the five-year Canadian Photography series, coinciding with Canada’s 150th. The series showcases some of the best photographers and photography our country has produced over the last 150 years. Continue reading
For the 150th year since Confederation, we expanded our storytelling role by issuing 10 stamps - in the shape of a maple leaf for the first time in our history. Continue reading
Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha are two of the most important festivals celebrated by Muslims worldwide. Their exact dates can vary from one location to another and from year to year because both begin with the appearance of the new moon. Continue reading
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of Formula 1 racing in Canada, Canada Post has issued a supercharged set of stamps featuring five of the fastest drivers ever to capture the checkered flag at the FORMULA 1 GRAND PRIX DU CANADA – each representing a different decade in the history of the race. Continue reading
After Star Trek finished its three-year run in 1969, fans were left yearning for more stories from the stars. Continue reading
Issued 100 years after Canada’s courageous soldiers launched an assault on a daunting escarpment held by the Germans near the French town of Vimy, these stamps recognize the service and sacrifice of the Canadian Corps in the Battle of Vimy Ridge. Continue reading
The 2017 edition of our Black History stamp features an interpreter believed to be the first person of African descent to reach Canada, whose name survived history. Continue reading
It’s our annual harbinger of spring. This two-stamp issue depicts blooms of colourful daisies that grow wild in Ontario and the high country of the west. Continue reading
This issue sings the praises of two quintessentially Canadian operas, as well as some of the talent that has anchored our place of honour on the world stage. Continue reading