Minimalist Collection

Our 'Ahead by a Century' art print offers a simple, visual interpretation of the Tragically Hip's 1996 classic song from their Trouble at the Henhouse album. I've always been amazed...

Ralph Wilford Samuelson invented waterskiing in the summer of 1922, famously using pine boards 8 feet long and 9 inches wide. As boats became faster and skiers pushed the limits...

Table hockey might not seem like a revolutionary invention today, but in 1932, it was a holiday miracle. Toronto native Donald H. Munro Sr. couldn’t afford store-bought gifts during the...

The face of goaltending changed forever the night Jacques Plante stood his ground—and put on a mask. In 1959, after taking a puck to the face from Andy Bathgate during...

The paddle is an iconic symbol of Canadian exploration and heritage. Our Hudson's Bay Paddle fine art print was inspired by the Voyageurs—brave men who crossed countless kilometres of rugged...

When the Tragically Hip set out on their final Canadian tour, frontman Gord Downie was in rare form. His costumes were amazing—suits of metallic, iridescent leather and spectacular hats fashioned...

As the son of a southern Ontario dairy farmer, my daily chores included tending to the animals. Of course, my parents would remember me wasting hours away as I got...

Our 'Toronto 'North' Basketball' art print is a blend of bold, modern design themes wrapped in a retro look. Its inspiration comes from the simplicity and the athleticism of the game. It's also...

Say the words Great White North and a flood of iconic Canadian imagery rolls in—Bob & Doug McKenzie, steaming mugs of Tim’s, toques, Hosers, and of course… plaid everything. Add...

Can you think of a more iconic symbol of Canadiana than the beaver? Once the prize of the fur trade that shaped our nation’s earliest economy, Castor Canadensis was at...

It started with a simple (and slightly absurd) request at a Quebec diner in 1957: add cheese curds to fries. Restaurateur Fernand LaChance famously warned, "Ça va faire une maudite...

What can we say, we're Canadian. You can't separate our love of great music and the game we love. So rather than try, we had some fun blending the two...

One of the great aviation inventions—the DHC-2 Beaver— is a symbol of true Canadian ingenuity and practicality. The first one came off the line and took flight from de Havilland's Toronto...

The Avro CF-105 Arrow is considered one of Canada's greatest aviation achievements and failures at the same time. The Mark 2's was designed in 1955 to reach speeds of Mach2...