The <canvas> element is not natively supported by the backend formatting engine. However, what can be done is to replace the <canvas> with an image in the print <div> before sending to the formatter. There are a few Javascript drawn <canvas> elements on this page. They are processed to the output by the xepOnine.jgPlugin.js Javascript by converting them on-the-fly to image format.
This is a second <canvas> element on the page:
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