Whether it’s a delivery complaint, a stamp subject disappointment or the dreaded pen cancellation, Canada Post is no stranger to criticism. That’s why a Toronto collector decided to share his story about the “remarkable” service – complete with a postal history twist – he received from the Crown corporation last fall. “Every now and then, when somebody does something right, it’s important to praise,” said postal historian Garfield Portch, whose story begins with the annual online auction hosted by the Canadian Philatelic Society of Great Britain (CPSGB). Continue reading →
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1817 saw first land mail route from Maritimes to U.S.
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Trajan’s ‘National Show’ latest COVID-19 victim
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Letters mailed to ISS from world’s southernmost post office
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B.C., Yukon Shriners fundraising for children’s hospitals
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Announcing the 2021 CSN Stamp Survey
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Looking Back
Nobel Prize winner conducted key nuclear research in Montré
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Latest Spencer book details eight-cent ‘Numeral’
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A new look at Young Bros.’ classic postcards
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Bluenose centennial, $1M Gretzky card, Cirque du Soleil sold
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Commonwealth Communiqué
Small differences imprinted in conscientious collectors’ mi
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