questions on quebec and canada pllz! answer only if you can help.?
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(5 Points) How many parties are currently represented in Canada’s Parliament?
two
three
four
five
Why do Canadians refer to their one-dollar coin as the loonie?
There is an image of the waterbird (the loon) minted on the coin.
Canadians do not like how their one-dollar coin looks.
A child gave the coin this nickname several years… Continue reading
Categories: Canadian Coins Tags: Canada, canadians, Dollar Coin, english speakers, french speakers, french word, hand gestures, lacrosse, loon, loonie, national sports, nickname, parliament, soccer, waterbird
Do you even know about Canadian monies?
Here:
the penny has a leaf on it, the nickel has a beaver, the dime has a sailboat, the quarter has a moose. The dollar coin (no bills anymore) has a loon on it (it’s called a loonie) and the coin has a polar bear on it. Now our bills have different colors: bill is blue, is purple, is green, is red, and the 0 is brown.… Continue reading
Categories: Canadian Coins Tags: beaver, different colors, Dollar Coin, loon, loonie, moose, Nickel, Polar Bear, sailboat
Why is a dollar called a buck?
I know a Canadian Dollar Coin is called a loonie because of the engraving of a loon on it.… Continue reading
Categories: Canadian Coins Tags: Canadian Dollar Coin, engraving, loon, loonie
Canadian Currency: Loonies - help!?
Research the production and composition of the loonie. How does the loonie differ from other coins? What is an “aureate” finish? Why was a loon chosen to be the symbol of Canada’s dollar coin?… Continue reading
Categories: Economics Tags: Canada, canadian loonie composition, chemical composition of a loonie, Coins, composition, counterfeit coins loonies, counterfeit loonie, counterfeit loonies, Dollar Coin, loon, loonie, loonie composition, production and composition of the loonie
what currency does Canada use? the loon?
I am planning to visit the place were I was born but never have been to in my adult life , I do howver want to know what you guys use I think its still the canadian dollar but want to make sure this is something i have a wager on , and I think u guys still use the loon or canadian dollar but not sure… Continue reading
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Canadian Retirement Fund?
a few years ago I began saving Canadian coins, mostly out of a like for coins and the local practice of tossing them in the trash. I jokingly called it the Canadian Retirement fund, as a joke and purported it to be the easiest way to acquire a retirement based, minimal yes, but it was a joke. Now, however, the exchange rate is near 1 to 1 and this useless… Continue reading
Categories: Canadian Coins Tags: Canadian Coins, exchange rate, Foreign Currency, joke, loon, retirement fund, Trash
Is there a canadian coin called a Loonie?
Whats a Loon?…
Categories: Canadian Coins Tags: loon, why is a dollar called a loonie
