A seemingly small postal error has captured national attention – and now, it’s capturing the imagination of Canada’s philatelic community. A misdirected mail-in ballot from the April 2025 federal election, returned due to a postal code misprint, could become one of the most significant modern-era covers in Canadian postal history. Continue reading →
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Returned ballot cover may become a collector item
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Social media ‘collaboration’ fuels philatelic growth
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Denninger and Hobart sales span Elizabethan errors to BNA classics
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New stamp trio honours Indigenous cultural advocates
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Polar Salon makes Americas debut
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Regulars
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Check out the shows in your area
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Columns
Looking Back
Group of Seven works a mainstay on Canadian stamps since 197
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Book Reviews
Dickenson’s latest work introduces the folks who create firs
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News Bites
Garneau’s first mission inspired Canadian stamp
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Philately 101
Presentations celebrate the fruits of philatelic curiosity
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Deltiology
Even in hobbies, records and firsts can be challenged
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