Three newly discovered Canadian errors have made their way out to Saskatoon. Acquired by John Jamieson, philatelic expert and owner of Saskatoon Stamp Centre, the three varieties will likely be sold some time before the end of the year. “They came out of B.C.,” said Jamieson about the errors, “and they’re very interesting.” Continue reading →
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Canadian soccer stars featured on stamp
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2015 Royal Convention, Canada Post commemorate In Flanders Fields
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Stamp issue offers window into wartime Canada
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RPSC election most interesting of recent years
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NTSC exhibits a treat to see and explore
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In Flanders Fields was era’s most popular poem
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Regulars
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Check out the shows in your area
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Editorial
Stamp clubs represent a reinvigorated hobby’s pulse
The Royal Philatelic Society of Canada has good reason to feel optimistic about its future and the state of the stamp hobby. As you will read in this edition, for the first time in nine years there’s going to be an election – instead of acclamations – for positions on the board of directors. This …
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Looking Back
Soldiers again guard war memorial, with police backup
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Commonwealth Communiqué
Tour of note awaits visitors to U.S. capital
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New Issues
From around the world
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Philatelic Profile
Retirement sends philatelist deeper into ‘social hobby’
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Stamping Grounds
Stamps fake and real have starred on the big screen
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