New Royal Philatelic Society of Canada president Peter MacDonald says the country's oldest national philatelic organization is entering its second century with a clear sense of purpose and an eye toward long-term sustainability. Elected in May, MacDonald believes the society's future will be shaped by thoughtful planning, meaningful member services and strong governance. Continue reading →
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‘Freestyle Philately’ makes successful debut
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Building on success, preparing for the second century
Page 1
New stamps honour Indigenous sports leaders
Page 17
Volunteers honoured as clubs celebrate centennial
Page 22
Kelowna club issues centennial souvenirs
Page 22
Regulars
Are you buying or selling?`
Page 20
Check out the shows in your area
Page 23
Columns
CSN Philatelic Commentary
Who will inherit your collection?
Page 4
Looking Back
Much more to Turner than short stint as PM
Page 6
Philatelic Journals
Spanish-American War yielded high-value revenues
Page 8
Deltiology
Phillips & Wrinch published quality, not quantity
Page 11
Stamping Grounds
Marilyn lookalikes set Guinness record
Page 14
Stamp Talk
Stamps and covers follow Royal Family’s 1947 African tour
Page 16
New Issues
From around the world
Page 18
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