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Details SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2021 | No. 7 Your source for new Canadian stamps
DEAR COLLECTORS COMING SOON!
Drawing on Canadian talent
Our long-awaited Editorial Cartoonists issue proves
Don’t miss
just how well five much-awarded and highly recognized
cartoonists – Duncan Macpherson, Serge Chapleau,
a single issue
Brian Gable, Bruce MacKinnon and Terry Mosher
(Aislin) – communicate their points of view on national Check out our preview list
and international events and personalities with an
and on-sale dates below and
abundance of wit and a few adept strokes of a pen.
It’s also time for the Canada Post Community mark your calendar. Then visit
F o u n d a t i o n f u n d r ais i n g s t a m p, w h i c h i nv i te s canadapost.ca to add these
Canadians to support Canadian children and youth. soon-to-be-released issues to
This year’s design features luminous fireflies that
remind us to be the light in the lives of others.
your collection.
Finally, some personal news. After more than three
decades at Canada Post and most of the last two as
• A plum issue!
Director of S tamp S er vices, I will be retiring in
mid-November. It’s been so much more than just a job, October 14
and I’m honoured to have had the chance to tell so
many important Canadian stories through the stamp • Diwali
program. As I write this announcement, Canada Post is October 19
searching nationally for a champion of Canadian culture
who will continue to develop the stamp program of • “A” and “B” Batteries,
which we’re so proud. Stay tuned for that announcement.
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Canadian Horse Artillery
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CONTENTS
SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2021 | No. 7
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4 Canada Post
Community Foundation
Once again, Canada Post “lights the way”
for Canadians to help build a brighter future
for children and youth.
6 Editorial Cartoonists
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These stamps celebrate five Canadian
editorial cartoonists who capture complex
ideas and current events with witty
depictions and insightful comments.
8 Royal Canadian Mint Coins
A variety of collectible coins for all occasions.
Correction
In Details No. 6 (June-July 2021), we incorrectly
stated that the Governor General’s Foot Guards
will celebrate their centennial in 2022. In fact,
it will be their 150 th anniversary. 8
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COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
date: September 20, 2021
First day of issue
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Following the success of the Canada Post This 10 th annual fundraising stamp allows
Community Foundation’s 2020 stamp, this year’s customers to donate $1 per booklet (or 10 cents per
design was also selected by Canada Post frontline OFDC) to the Canada Post Community Foundation,
employees who are well versed in what appeals to which provides funding to local and national
their stamp-buying customers. non-profit groups that serve needs of children and
The winning design by Subplot of fers an youth. Since its establishment, the Foundation
illustration by Kim Smith that literally glows with has raised more than $11 million to support some
creativity. The luminous fireflies in this charming 1,000 non-profit organizations that bring positive
illustration is a reminder of the light that shines change to Canadian children.
within each of us. We all have the power to make the
world brighter for others – especially children and
youth – and that’s why the Canada Post Community
Foundation exists.
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Booklet of 10 stamps Permanent™ (domestic rate) 30 mm x 30 mm 180,000 Lithography in 5 colours
+ 10¢ donation
Official First Day Cover Permanent™ (domestic rate) 190 mm x 112 mm 7,000 Cancellation site:
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Design: Subplot Design Inc. Illustration: Kim Smith Printing: Colour Innovations
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EDITORIAL
CARTOONISTS
Issue date: October 8, 2021
Booklet of 10 stamps
414134111
$9.20
With this stamp issue, Canada Post features the Better known as Aislin, Terry Mosher was born
work of five homegrown editorial cartoonists – in Ottawa, Ontario, in 1942. After taking art courses
all members of the Order of Canada and multiple in an Ontario technical school, he enrolled in the
winners of industry awards. École des beaux arts de Québec. Graduating in
Born in 1949 in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, 1967, he began his career drawing caricatures on
Brian Gable studied fine art at the University of the city’s streets. Mosher landed his first job as an
Saskatchewan and education at the University editorial cartoonist at the Montreal Star before
of Toronto. In the 1970s, he became a freelance moving to the Montreal Gazette, where he has used
editorial car toonist for the Brockville Recorder his art to make wry comment on world events for
and Times while teaching art in Brockville, Ontario. nearly 50 years.
Hired full time by the Regina Leader-Post in 1980, Toronto-born Duncan Macpherson (1924-93)
he later joined The Globe and Mail, where he has is widely considered to be Canada’s greatest
b e en the e ditor ial c ar to onist for m ore than editorial cartoonist. During the Second World War,
three decades. he packed bombs in England and took art classes
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in his spare time. His veteran’s pension paid for of Quebec singer Gilles Vigneault ran in the widely
studies at Boston’s Museum of Fine Ar ts and read weekly Perspectives. Chapleau’s work also
Toronto’s Ontario C ollege of A r t (now OCA D appeared in Montréal-Matin, L’actualité, Le Devoir and
University). Macpherson worked at The Standard 7 Jours, and in 1996, he became the editorial
in Montréal and Maclean’s. He then joined the cartoonist at La Presse. In 2004, his popular puppet
Toronto Daily Star where he changed the role of character Gérard D. Laflaque was brought to life on
Canadian editorial cartoonists by retaining his the television satire Et Dieu créa…Laflaque.
s tatus as an independent contributor, producing The editorial cartoonist for The Chronicle Herald
drawings that sometimes opposed the publisher’s in Halifax, Bruce MacKinnon (b. 1961) grew up
editorial position. in Antigonish, Nova Scotia, studied fine arts at
Serge Chapleau (b. 1945) – known by his Mount Allison University and graphic design at the
last name – grew up in a working-class Montréal Nova Scotia College of Art and Design. He began
neighbourhood and studied painting and graphic his career as a freelancer, drawing weekly cartoons
arts at the Montreal School of Fine Arts. His career for the Herald before the paper hired him full time
was launched in 1972 after his clever caricature in 1986.
First day of issue special First day of issue special First day of issue special
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envelope envelope special envelopes (set of 5)
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Product Denomination Size Quantity Printing process
Booklet of 10 stamps 5 x Permanent™ (domestic rate) 40 mm x 32 mm 160,000 Lithography in 5 colours
Official First Day Covers Cancellation sites:
– Brian Gable Permanent™ (domestic rate) 190 mm x 112 mm 1,500 Toronto ON
– Terry Mosher Permanent™ (domestic rate) 190 mm x 112 mm 1,500 Montréal QC
– Duncan Macpherson Permanent™ (domestic rate) 190 mm x 112 mm 1,500 Toronto ON
– Serge Chapleau Permanent™ (domestic rate) 190 mm x 112 mm 1,500 Montréal QC
– Bruce MacKinnon Permanent™ (domestic rate) 190 mm x 112 mm 1,500 Halifax NS
Design: Réjean Myette Photos: Brian Gable, The Globe and Mail; Terry Mosher, Montreal Gazette; Duncan Macpherson family estate;
Serge Chapleau, Le Devoir; Bruce MacKinnon, The Chronicle Herald Printing: Canadian Bank Note
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