Pomegranate makes two great postcard sets I use a lot and have purchased more than once: Inuit Art Cards and Life on the Land. They are all postcards of Inuit art. They are handy if you are in an area where tourist postcards are hard to find. You can order them on Amazon or other places that carry Pomegranate postcard books.
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Also for Ottawa, Ont.; please add:
The Papery on Bank Street This shop specialises in paper products like cards, envelopes, pens, etc. I purchased a book of 15 different Group of Seven postcards and a book of 15 Canadian Travel Posters postcards, each was $14.95 + tax. They also have some really nice individual postcards at $2.25 apiece.
David
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I make my postcard with my own pictures, i’m a photographer. I glued them on a cardboard. 
I write on the back.
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I sometimes buy bulk lots on Ebay and found a dealer in NY with bulk Canada cards, especially Ontario wildlife so see their other store offerings. Shipping is cheap within US but likely more to Canada. Some basic general tourist type cards:
I added Urban Source in Vancouver to the list.
It’s an art supply store that sells a variety of reclaimed materials. They often have postcards on sale, both new and vintage. Because they sell reclaimed materials, what they have available changes from visit to visit.
When I visited today, their newer postcards were 50 cents a piece. They also had vintage cards for either $1.25 or $3.25 depending on the age of the card.
You can also donate postcards to the store.
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Yes please I am not far from To, would love to know where to purchase PC…
Cheerio
Mdm samm
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I stopped in Ingersoll, Ontario to get the local postmark and also stopped by the Cheese and Agriculture Museum to see if they had postcards to match, they did have some postcards. Also super inexpensive at 50 cent each! None for the museum specifically (and I suggested that would be nice to have so she said she would look into printing some. Yay.) They had a selection of random older postcards from random places (not sure they would be vintage but definitely not recent, and some not from Canada even). They had a selection of 8 or so related to the local area and to agriculture. I picked up the following and sent a few right away with the local postmark.
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That sounds cool! You should add it to the list at the top–it is made to be editable by everyone.
Ok, I edited the main post…hopefully didn’t mess it up. 
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Speaking of museums, I recently visited the Princeton Museum (in BC) and they have tons of postcards to give away for FREE! If you find yourself travelling through, make sure you drop by to pick up some. I’ll add it to the list above.
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