Canadian Stamp News

Two historic quilts dating from the late 19th and mid-20th centuries are featured on a pair of new Canadian stamps issued Sept. 10.

The Permanent domestic-rate stamps reproduce Northern Night, a 1956 quilt inspired by the aurora borealis, and a circa-1890s log cabin quilt made in New Brunswick. Both works are held in the permanent collection of the Royal Ontar...

Canadian stamp dealers are facing a significant new challenge as a 50 per cent U.S. tariff on Canadian-origin stamps and other philatelic material threatens sales into one of their most important markets.

The Canadian Stamp Dealers’ Association (CSDA) says the impact could be substantial. Based on responses from its members, U.S. customers account for about one-third o...

After more than half a century in the stamp business, veteran Canadian dealer and auctioneer Vance Carmichael says one change in collecting habits stands out: the growing popularity of covers and postal history.

Carmichael, of Smithville, Ont.-based Vance Auctions, says demand has ...

Collectors from across southern Ontario and beyond will converge on Mississauga this weekend as the National Postage Stamp & Coin Show returns Sept. 12-13 with more than 60 professional dealers, an auction, youth activities and thousands of collectibles under one roof.

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Collectors of postcards and postal history have another way to add the U.S. Postal Service’s 2026 Postcrossing issue to their collections following the release of four matching maximum cards.

The new cards pair the designs of the Postcrossing stamps with complementary postcard images. Each has a Postcrossing stamp attached to the picture side and is cancelled with the ...