Ballet fans will fall in love with Canada’s enchanting new collector’s toonie
Whether or not you're a collector, it's hard not to get into the festive spirit with the latest $2 coin shaped like the Sugar ...
Canada just got a $100 pure gold coin celebrating the end of World War II
The Royal Canadian Mint has unveiled a new pure gold coin, and it's a stunning tribute to Canadians' role at the end of the ...
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Canada has a colourful new $2 coin and it'll be the prettiest toonie in your wallet
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Here's the story behind Canada's newest toonie celebrating Inuit culture and when you may start seeing it in your change
It will reach Canadians through their change as bank branches and businesses replenish their inventories of $2 coins, the ...
Canada has a new toonie, and it celebrates Inuit culture
The Royal Canadian Mint unveiled a special two-dollar circulation coin Tuesday celebrating Inuit Nunangat, honouring the ...
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Canada has a colourful new $2 coin that you can find in your change
Check your change — you could add Canada's newest colourful coin to your collection. The Royal Canadian Mint revealed a new $2 commemorative ...
How Canadian consumers can spot counterfeit $2 coins
Counterfeit toonies are suspected of being made in China, the RCMP said. Their appearance, weight, metal die strike errors ...
New coin celebrates Inuit Nunangat
Arviat artist Charlotte Karetak helped design the new toonie that is just being put into circulation by the Royal Canadian Mint.
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Hundreds in B.C. wait for hours to purchase new Canadian coins
A Royal Canadian Mint event at Aberdeen Centre in Richmond, B.C., drew hundreds of people willing to wait in line for a ...
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Here’s the story behind Canada’s newest toonie celebrating Inuit culture and when you may start seeing it in your change
The $2 coin, called Inuit Nunangat — which means Inuit homeland — is to show Canadians about the ways of life and vital culture of the Inuit. Contact Metroland Staff at [email protected].