The philatelic market in Canada has undergone “significant change” over the past year, during which time several challenges have risen, according to the president of the Canadian Stamp Dealers Association (CSDA). The dwindling number of clubs and dealers in certain regions of the country, as well as the increased cost of new issues, factor into the recent changes and challenges, said CSDA president and long-time dealer Angelo Komatsoulis. He also noted Canada’s slowing economy, which could be exacerbated by the recent U.S. presidential election and any potential tariffs that may come with it, as a cause for concern. “There has certainly been significant change,” said Komatsoulis, a Montréal resident who began his first term as CSDA president in December 2020. Continue reading →
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