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The History of Canada’s Loonie and Toonie Coins
Canada’s coins are more than just pocket change—they’re national symbols with stories worth telling. The Loonie and Toonie, introduced in 1987 and 1996 respectively, didn’t just replace banknotes—they ...
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This Day in History, 1888: Rumour flies that American president wanted to annex Canada, or buy it
On Nov. 22, 1888, the Vancouver Daily News Advertiser reported “an intimate friend” of the incoming president “had reason to ...
Staff and students at a residential school in Fort Simpson, BC. A school established there in the 1850s had 200 students as of 1859. Photo from the United Church of Canada Archives, 93.049P142, via ...
François Legault’s Coalition Avenir Québec government has tabled another bill aimed at tightening the province’s secularism ...
Kameshtashtan, a cultural landscape located in northern Labrador, is representative of the profound and immeasurable ...
Canada hasn't spent more than two per cent of GDP on the military since the Cold War You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. In an ever-more insecure ...
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