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5/20/2004
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- D-Day : Canada's date with destiny remembered on new stamp
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"On June 6, 1944, over 15,000 Canadian soldiers landed on Juno Beach, in Normandy, France as part of a bold operation that marked the beginning of the end ..."
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5/14/2004
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- Canada Post Literacy Awards: Deadline for nominations fast approaching!
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"There are only two weeks left to submit nominations for the 2004 Canada Post Literacy Awards. Submissions must be received in Ottawa by Friday, May 28, 2004. ..."
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5/13/2004
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- Postal services during Victoria Day holiday
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"Post offices will be closed on Monday, May 24th for the Victoria Day holiday. There will be no regular collection or delivery of mail on that day. ..."
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5/12/2004
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- Prairie storms cause mail delays
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"Canada Post would like to advise customers that some mail items traveling through the Prairie Provinces could be delayed as a result of storm activity. ..."
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5/10/2004
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- Canada Post helps celebrate 25 years of the Festival International de Jazz de Montréal
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"Every year, the Festival International de Jazz de Montréal offers more than two million music lovers the opportunity to see some of the greatest jazz legends in venues throughout the city. ..."
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5/7/2004
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- Canada Post to honour Cunard and Allan - Pioneers of the transatlantic mail service
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"Throughout the early 1800s, thousands of immigrants arrived in what was to become Canada, seeking a new beginning. ..."
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5/5/2004
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- Audubon's birds return this spring... to Canadian postage stamps
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"Canadian postage stamps often celebrate our nation's art, its history, or its fauna. Few stamps are able to recognize all three, with the exception of the re-creation of John James Audubon's Canadian bird masterpieces being reproduced on stamps. ..."
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5/3/2004
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- Canada Post recognizes 200 years of academic excellence with stamp for the University of Prince Edward Island
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"Prince Edward Island's only university, the University of Prince Edward Island, is the latest in a succession of remarkable higher educational institutions whose historical roots date back two centuries to the establishment of Kent College by an 1804 provincial Executive Council Resolution. ..."
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