I remember reading an article about a year ago in Walrus magazine that questioned whether what happened in London (bombings of 2005) could happen in our country...The article charged that certain ...
My uncle once told me in around 1990 that the tower in Niagara Falls, Canada houses the legislative of Canada. I live in the New York side of the river and I really want to see your political system ...
Hi, I live in Alberta, and I'm getting married this august. I'm looking for great places to go within Canada for our Honeymoon. Any ideas? We where hoping somewhere in the east, but are ...
Here in Canada we have the Canadian Dollar (CAD). It's slang term is the loonie (for the loonie that appears on one-dollar coins).
The Canadian dollar is currently exchanging below the US dollar and the Euro.
There are numerous currency exchange websites that will give you up to date exchange rates.
Most banks in Canadian cities can assist you with currency exchange if needbe.
jcurrieii
Yes...alternatively, you can occasionally see it listed as C$ (for example, C$4.00 for 4 Canadian dollars).
me-wa
what do you mean by 'terms'? We have the dollar. It is worth less than the American dollar and looks different. We have more coins and our bills are colored. We go by the dollar system
freeside49
we call them Canadian dollars...
the one dollar coin is known slang as the "loonie"
the two dollar coin is the "twoonie"
we have bills for $5,10,20,50 and $100.
Dollars and cents wroks same as US
pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters. We have a $0.50 copin too but not usually used in circulation
http://www.canadianmint.ca
☆Love☆
same as american but different rate. It is worth less. But its coloured and have paper and coins
tuppenybitz
yes CAD
jake.jakobson
two fifty for an eyeball and a buck and a half for an ear....
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