Charlie Brown in a toque?

The lovable loser, his pet, Snoopy, and the rest of the Peanuts gang are moving north — to Canada, it was announced on Wednesday.

Iconix Brand Group, a licensing firm that owns 80 percent of the Peanuts brand — as well as Strawberry Shortcake — sold the business to DHX Media of Halifax for $345 million.

DHX owns Teletubbies and other kids entertainment properties.

With the sale, New York-based Iconix is exiting the entertainment business and making a tidy profit to boot — it bought the 80 percent stake in Peanuts in 2010 for $175 million.

Over the seven years, Iconix produced the first-ever Peanuts feature film.

Debt-laden Iconix will use the proceeds to pay down $362 million in debt, it said.

“It’s a fair price and Peanuts belongs with DHX,” said a licensing expert. “They are a media house that knows how to produce shows.”