View source for Canada Post stamp releases (2010–2014)

{{update|date=April 2013}}
:''Please see ''[[Canada Post stamp releases (2000–2004)]]'' for any stamps produced between 2000–2004.''
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==2010==
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Date of Issue
!Theme
!Denomination
!Design
!Illustration
!Quantity
!Printing Process
!Paper Type
!First Day Cover Cancellation
|-
|8 January 2010
|Year of the Tiger<ref>Canada's Stamp Details, p.7, January to March 2010, Volume XIX, No. 1</ref>
|Permanent
|Wilson Chi and Ian Lam
|Bill Lao and Joseph Chan
|6,500,000
|Lithography in 5 colours plus 2 foil stampings, embossing/debossing and varnishing
|Tullis Russell Coatings
|Markham, ON
|-
|8 January 2010
|Year of the Tiger (International)
|$1.70
|Wilson Chi and Ian Lam
|Bill Lao and Joseph Chan
|750,000
|Lithography in 5 colours plus 2 foil stampings, embossing/debossing and varnishing
|Tullis Russell Coatings
|Markham, ON
|-
|11 January 2010
|Definitives:Flag over Historic Mills <ref>Canada's Stamp Details, p.11, January to March 2010, Volume XIX, No. 1</ref>(Watson's Mill)
|Permanent
|Gottschalk and Ash Intl
|James Watt, Laura Arsie, Ken Watson, David Chapman
|Continuous Printing
|Lithography in 5 colours
|Tullis Russell Coatings
|Delta, ON and Manotick, ON
|-
|11 January 2010
|Definitives:Flag over Historic Mills (Keremeos Grist Mill)
|Permanent
|Gottschalk and Ash Intl
|James Watt, Laura Arsie, Ken Watson, David Chapman
|Continuous Printing
|Lithography in 5 colours
|Tullis Russell Coatings
|Delta, ON and Manotick, ON
|-
|11 January 2010
|Definitives:Flag over Historic Mills (Old Stone Mill)
|Permanent
|Gottschalk and Ash Intl
|James Watt, Laura Arsie, Ken Watson, David Chapman
|Continuous Printing
|Lithography in 5 colours
|Tullis Russell Coatings
|Delta, ON and Manotick, ON
|-
|11 January 2010
|Definitives:Flag over Historic Mills (Riordon Grist Mill)
|Permanent
|Gottschalk and Ash Intl
|James Watt, Laura Arsie, Ken Watson, David Chapman
|Continuous Printing
|Lithography in 5 colours
|Tullis Russell Coatings
|Delta, ON and Manotick, ON
|-
|11 January 2010
|Definitives:Flag over Historic Mills (Cornell Mill)
|Permanent
|Gottschalk and Ash Intl
|James Watt, Laura Arsie, Ken Watson, David Chapman
|Continuous Printing
|Lithography in 5 colours
|Tullis Russell Coatings
|Delta, ON and Manotick, ON
|-
|11 January 2010
|Definitives:[[Queen Elizabeth II]]<ref>Canada's Stamp Details, p.13, January to March 2010, Volume XIX, No. 1</ref>
|Permanent
|Gottschalk and Ash Intl
|Dept. of Canadian Heritage
|Continuous Printing
|Lithography in 5 colours
|Tullis Russell Coatings
|Jasper, AB
|-
|11 January 2010
|Definitives:Flowers <ref>Canada's Stamp Details, p.16, January to March 2010, Volume XIX, No. 1</ref> Striped Coralroot
|Permanent
|Monique Dufour and Sophie Lafortune
|DAZimmerman, M Fletcher, J Martin, JE Newfeld, A Saint-James
|Continuous printing
|Lithography in 5 colours
|Lowe-Martin Group
|Flowers Cove, Nfld
|-
|11 January 2010
|Definitives:Flowers – Giant Helleborine
|One dollar
|Monique Dufour and Sophie Lafortune
|DAZimmerman, M Fletcher, J Martin, JE Newfeld, A Saint-James
|Continuous printing
|Lithography in 5 colours
|Lowe-Martin Group
|Flowers Cove, Nfld
|-
|11 January 2010
|Definitives:Flowers – Grass Pink
|One dollar and twenty two cents
|Monique Dufour and Sophie Lafortune
|DAZimmerman, M Fletcher, J Martin, JE Newfeld, A Saint-James
|Continuous printing
|Lithography in 5 colours
|Lowe-Martin Group
|Flowers Cove, Nfld
|-
|11 January 2010
|Definitives:Flowers – Rose Pogonia
|One dollar and seventy cents
|Monique Dufour and Sophie Lafortune
|DAZimmerman, M Fletcher, J Martin, JE Newfeld, A Saint-James
|Continuous printing
|Lithography in 5 colours
|Lowe-Martin Group
|Flowers Cove, Nfld
|-
|12 January 2010
|Vancouver Olympics: Vancouver Landscape <ref>Canada's Stamp Details, p.20, January to March 2010, Volume XIX, No. 1</ref>
|57 cents
|Tandem Design and [[VANOC]]
|iStockphoto and John Sinal
|2,275,000
|Lithography in 6 colours plus varnish
|Tullis Russell Coatings
|Vancouver, BC
|-
|12 January 2010
|Vancouver Olympics: Whister – Sea to Sky
|57 cents
|Tandem Design and [[VANOC]]
|iStockphoto and John Sinal
|2,275,000
|Lithography in 6 colours plus varnish
|Tullis Russell Coatings
|Whistler, BC
|-
|1 February 2010
|Black History Series: [[William Hall (VC)|William Hall, VC]]<ref>Canada's Stamp Details, p.23, January to March 2010, Volume XIX, No. 1</ref>
|57 cents
|Lara Minja
|[[Suzanne Duranceau]]
|1,600,000
|Lithography in 7 colours plus varnishing
|Tullis Russell Coatings
|Hantsport, NS
|-
|8 February 2010
|[[Roméo LeBlanc]]<ref>Canada's Stamp Details, p.25, January to March 2010, Volume XIX, No. 1</ref> Striped Coralroot
|57 cents
|Dennis Page, Oliver Hill
|Christian Nicholson, Adrien Duey
|1,500,000
|Lithography in 8 colours
|Tullis-Russell
|Memramcook, New Brunswick
|-
|14 February 2010
|Canada Strikes Gold<ref>Canada Post Stamp Details, April to June 2010, Volume XIX, No. 2</ref>
|57 cents
|Tandem Design
|VANOC
|5,000,000
|Litho in 6 cols plus varnish
|Tullis Russell
|Vancouver, BC
|-
|22 February 2010
|Celebrate Our Olympic Spirit: Bobsleigh, Speed Skating<ref>Canada's Stamp Details, p.27, January to March 2010, Volume XIX, No. 1</ref> Striped Coralroot
|57 cents
|Signals Design Group
|Frank Gunn, Robert Lepage, Donald Milne, Oliver Lange
|
|Lithography in 5 colours
|Tullis-Russell and Lowe-Martin Group
|West Vancouver, BC and Richmond, BC
|-
|22 February 2010
|Celebrate Our Olympic Spirit: Cross Country Ski, [[Chandra Crawford]]
|57 cents
|Signals Design Group
|Frank Gunn, Robert Lepage, Donald Milne, Oliver Lange
|
|Lithography in 5 colours
|Tullis-Russell and Lowe-Martin Group
|West Vancouver, BC and Richmond, BC
|-
|3 March 2010
|African Violets: Picasso <ref>Canada's Stamp Details, p.29, January to March 2010, Volume XIX, No. 1</ref> Striped Coralroot
|Permanent
|Isabelle Toussaint, Design graphique
| Isabelle Toussaint, Design graphique
|6,500,000
|Lithography in 5 colours
|Tullis-Russell
|Etobicoke, ON
|-
|3 March 2010
|African Violets: Decelles Avalanche
|Permanent
|Isabelle Toussaint, Design graphique
| Isabelle Toussaint, Design graphique
|6,500,000
|Lithography in 5 colours
|Tullis-Russell
| Etobicoke, ON
|-
|April 14
|Canada-Israel, 60 Yrs of Friendship
|1.70
|Q30 Design
|Yarek Waszul
|660,000
|Lithography in 4 cols
|Tullis Russell
|Ottawa
|-
|April 19
|The Four Indian Kings (Ho Nee Yeath Taw No Row (baptized John), King of Generethgarich, 1710)
|57 cents
|Sputnik Design
|Library and Archives Canada
|1,500,000
|Litho in 9 cols
|Tullis
|Ottawa
|-
|April 19
|The Four Indian Kings (Tee Yee Neen Ho Ga Row (baptized Hendrick), Emperor of the Six Nations, 1710)
|57 cents
|Sputnik Design
|Library and Archives Canada
|1,500,000
|Litho in 9 cols
|Tullis
|Ottawa
|-
|April 19
|The Four Indian Kings (Sa Ga Yeath Qua Pieth Tow (baptized Brant), King of the Maquas, 1710)
|57 cents
|Sputnik Design
|Library and Archives Canada
|1,500,000
|Litho in 9 cols
|Tullis
|Ottawa
|-
|April 19
|The Four Indian Kings (Etow Oh Koam (baptized Nicholas), King of the River Nation, 1710)
|57 cents
|Sputnik Design
|Library and Archives Canada
|1,500,000
|Litho in 9 cols
|Tullis
|Ottawa
|-
|May 4
|Canadian Navy: 1910-2010 HMCS Niobe
|57 cents
|Designwerke Inc.
|Photos from Canadian Navy
|3,000,000
|Litho in 6 cols plus varnish
|Tullis
|Ottawa
|-
|May 4
|Canadian Navy: 1910-2010 HMCS Halifax
|57 cents
|Designwerke Inc.
|Photos from Canadian Navy
|3,000,000
|Litho in 6 cols plus varnish
|Tullis
|Ottawa
|-
|May 13
|[[Marine Life]], Sea Otter
|57 cents
|[[Martin Morck]]
|Various
|2,200,000
|Litho in 3 cols and intaglio
|Tullis
|Victoria
|-
|May 13
|Marine Life, Harbor Porpoise
|57 cents
|Martin Morck
|Various
|2,200,000
|Litho in 3 cols and intaglio
|Tullis
|Victoria
|-
|May 22
|Canadian Geographic Wildlife Photograph of the Year
|57 cents
|Susan Scott
|Various
|4,000,000
|Litho in 5 cols
|Tullis
|Ottawa
|-
|June 18
| [[Rotary International]]: 100 Years in Canada
|57 cents
|Xerxes Irani
|Beau Lark
|2,000,000
|Litho in 6 cols plus varnish
|Tullis
|Montreal
|-
|July 2
| Art Canada: [[Prudence Heward]]
|57 cents
|Helene L'Heureux
| Helene L'Heureux
|1,500,000
|Litho in 7 colours
|Tullis
|Montreal
|-
|July 5
| Roadside Attractions: Coffee Pot
|57 cents
|Fraser Ross
| Bonnie Ross
|3,880,000
|Litho in 8 cols plus varnish
|Tullis
|Davidson, SK
|-
|July 5
| Roadside Attractions: Happy Rock
|57 cents
|Fraser Ross
| Bonnie Ross
|3,880,000
|Litho in 8 cols plus varnish
|Tullis
|Davidson, SK
|-
|July 5
| Roadside Attractions: Puffin
|57 cents
|Fraser Ross
| Bonnie Ross
|3,880,000
|Litho in 8 cols plus varnish
|Tullis
|Davidson, SK
|-
|July 5
| Roadside Attractions: Wawa Goose
|57 cents
|Fraser Ross
| Bonnie Ross
|3,880,000
|Litho in 8 cols plus varnish
|Tullis
|Davidson, SK
|-
|July 8
| [[Girl Guides]]: 100 Years in Canada <ref>Canada Post Stamp Details, July to September 2010, p,15, Volume XIX, No. 3</ref>
|57 cents
|Derwyn Goodall
| Derwyn Goodall
|3,000,000
|Litho in 6 cols plus varnish
|Tullis
|Guelph, Ontario
|-
|August 17
| Cupids ([[Cupers Cove]]): 1610–2010
|57 cents
|Steven Slipp
| Fraser Ross, William Gilbert
|1,750,000
|Litho in 9 cols
|Lowe-Martin
|Cupids, NL
|-
|September 1
| Home Children
|57 cents
|Debbie Adams
| Library and Archives Canada
|1,650,000
|Litho in 6 cols plus varnish
|Tullis
|Ottawa, ON
|-
|September 7
| Mental health
|Permanent plus 10 cents
|Louis Gagnon (from Paprika Design)
| Louis Gagnon (from Paprika Design)
|4,000,000
|Litho in 7 cols
|Tullis
|Ottawa, ON
|}
==2011==
*This is an incomplete list
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Date of Issue
!Theme
!Denomination
!Design
!Illustration
!Quantity
!Printing Process
!Paper Type
!First Day Cover Cancellation
|-
|22 June 2011
|Royal Wedding Day <ref>Canada's Stamp Details, p.7, July to September 2011, Volume XX, No. 3</ref>
|Permanent
|Isabelle Toussaint
|Paul Ellis and David Tomlinson<br>[[Getty Images]]
|10,000,000
|Lithography in 7 colours
|Tullis Russell Coatings
|Ottawa, ON
|-
|}
==Annual stamp poll==
*The annual poll is conducted in conjunction with Canada Stamp News.
===2010 results===
*Favorite Canadian 2010 stamp issues
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Stamp
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|Blue Whale
|662<ref>Canada's Stamp Details, July to September 2011, Volume XX, No. 3</ref>
|19.8%
|-
|Year of the Tiger
|335
|10.02%
|-
|[[Canadian Geographic]] Photos of the Year
|262
|7.83%
|-
|}
*Most relevant Canadian 2010 stamp issues
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Stamp
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|Canadian Navy, 1910–2010
|709
|21.58%
|-
|Celebrating our Olympic Spirit
|456
|13.88%
|-
|Canada Strikes Gold! (Olympic theme)
|398
|12.11%
|-
|}
*Least Favorite Canadian 2010 stamp issues
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Stamp
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|Mental Health
|519
|15.91%
|-
|Canada-Israel, 60 years
|365
|11.91%
|-
|[[Rotary International]] in Canada, 100th Anniversary
|323
|9.9%
|-
|}
*Least Relevant Canadian 2010 stamp issues
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Stamp
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|Year of the Tiger
|823
|25.77%
|-
|Canada-Israel, 60 years
|404
|12.65%
|-
|African Violets
|317
|9.92%
|-
|}
==Commemorative envelopes==
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Date of Issue
!Theme
!Design
!Quantity
|-
|10 January 2010
|Le Devoir<ref>Canada's Stamp Details, p.17, January to March 2010, Volume XIX, No. 1</ref>
|Christian Tiffet
|10,000
|-
|6 July 2010
|[[Saskatchewan Roughriders]] Centennial<ref>Canada Post Stamp Details, July to September 2010, p.11,  Volume XIX, No. 3</ref>
|Celine Morriset, Andre Monette
|20,000
|-
|}
==Cancels==
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Year
!Theme
!Place of Cancellation
|-
|2010
|[[2010 Winter Olympics|Vancouver Olympic Games]]: Alpine Ski
|[[Whistler, British Columbia|Whistler, BC]]
|-
|2010
|Vancouver Olympic Games: Biathlon
|Whistler, BC
|-
|2010
|Vancouver Olympic Games: Bobsleigh
|Whistler, BC
|-
|2010
|[[2010 Winter Olympics|Vancouver Olympic Games]]: Cross Country Ski
|Whistler, BC
|-
|2010
|Vancouver Olympic Games: Curling
|Vancouver, BC
|-
|2010
|Vancouver Olympic Games: Figure Skating
|Vancouver, BC
|-
|2010
|Vancouver Olympic Games: Freestyle Skiing : Aerials
|West Vancouver, BC
|-
|2010
|Vancouver Olympic Games: Freestyle Skiing : Moguls
|West Vancouver, BC
|-
|2010
|Vancouver Olympic Games: Freestyle Skiing : Ski Cross
|West Vancouver, BC
|-
|2010
|Vancouver Olympic Games: Ice Hockey
|Vancouver, BC
|-
|2010
|Vancouver Olympic Games: Luge
|Whistler, BC
|-
|2010
|Vancouver Olympic Games: Nordic Combined
|Whistler, BC
|-
|2010
|Vancouver Olympic Games: Short Track Speed Skating
|Vancouver, BC
|-
|2010
|Vancouver Olympic Games: Skeleton
|Whistler, BC
|-
|2010
|Vancouver Olympic Games: Ski Jumping
|Whistler, BC
|-
|2010
|Vancouver Olympic Games: Snowboard Cross
|West Vancouver, BC
|-
|2010
|Vancouver Olympic Games: Snowboard Halfpipe
|West Vancouver, BC
|-
|2010
|Vancouver Olympic Games: Snowboard Parallel G-Slalom
|West Vancouver, BC
|-
|2010
|[[2010 Winter Olympics|Vancouver Olympic Games]]: Speed Skating
|[[Richmond, British Columbia|Richmond, BC]]
|-
|2010
|Vancouver Paralympic Games: Alpine Ski
|Whistler, BC
|-
|2010
|Vancouver Paralympic Games: Biathlon
|Whistler, BC
|-
|2010
|Vancouver Paralympic Games: Cross Country Ski
|Whistler, BC
|-
|2010
|Vancouver Paralympic Games: Ice Sledge Hockey
|Whistler, BC
|-
|}<ref>Canada's Stamp Details, p.7, January to March 2010, Volume XIX, No. 21</ref>
==Choosing Canada's stamps==
Although Canada Post is responsible for stamp design and production, the corporation does not actually choose the subjects or the final designs that appear on stamps.<ref>Canada's Stamp Details, pp.16-17, January to March 2005, Volume XIV, No. 1</ref> That task falls under the jurisprudence of the Stamp Advisory Committee. Their objective is to recommend a balanced stamp program that will have broad-based appeal, regionally and culturally, reflecting Canadian history, heritage, and tradition.<ref>Canada's Stamp Details, pp.16-17, January to March 2005, Volume XIV, No. 1</ref>
Before Canada Post calls a meeting of the committee, it also welcomes suggestions for stamp subjects from Canadian citizens. Ideas for subjects that have recently appeared on a stamp are declined. The committee works two years in advance and can approve approximately 20 subjects for each year.<ref>Canada's Stamp Details, pp.16-17, January to March 2005, Volume XIV, No. 1</ref>
Once a stamp subject is selected, Canada Post's Stamp Products group conducts research. Designs are commissioned from two firms, both chosen for their expertise. The designs are presented anonymously to the committee.<ref>Canada's Stamp Details, pp.16-17, January to March 2005, Volume XIV, No. 1</ref> The committee's process and selection policy have changed little in the thirty years since it was introduced.
Any ideas for a stamp should be sent to: Chairperson of the Stamp Advisory Committee, Canada Post, 2701 Riverside Drive Suite N1070, Ottawa, ON, K1A 0B1.
==References==
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