Canadian dollars
Ottawa's official tender
Canadian dollars are the currency of Canada, typically distinguished from U.S. dollars when context requires clarity.
The Canadian dollar is sometimes called the loonie after the loon depicted on the one-dollar coin: The exchange rate puts Canadian dollars at about 72 cents U.S.
Canadian one-dollar piece
- banknotesPaper currency notes
- polymerLarge repeated-unit molecule
- cashReady spending funds
- denominationsNamed values or faiths
bills · exchange · forex · tender · wallet · ATM · funds · conversion
Canada's seat of government
- maple leafDistinctive lobed tree foliage
- ConfederationAlliance of sovereign entities
- bilingualSpeaking two languages
- CommonwealthAssociation of sovereign states
Queen Elizabeth · King Charles · hockey · Canadiana · portraits · national symbols · heritage · sovereignty
Large repeated-unit molecule
- hologram3D image from light
- security featuresProtective design elements
- portraitsImages of specific people
- maple leafDistinctive lobed tree foliage
loonie
Canadian one-dollar piece
bills · denominations · exchange · forex · tender · wallet · ATM · funds · conversion · purchasing power
Ottawa
Canada's seat of government
- maple leafDistinctive lobed tree foliage
- ConfederationAlliance of sovereign entities
- bilingualSpeaking two languages
Commonwealth · Queen Elizabeth · King Charles · hockey · Canadiana · portraits · national symbols · heritage · sovereignty · frontier
polymer
Large repeated-unit molecule
- hologram3D image from light
- security featuresProtective design elements
- portraitsImages of specific people
transaction
Exchange of goods/money
- paymentFulfilling a financial obligation
- purchaseGoods obtained for payment
- priceMonetary value assigned
cost · retail · trade · budget · spending · consumer · value · affordability · sales · buying
Canadian dollarsAmerican dollars
United States legal tender
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