What Things Cost? |
The currency of Canada is the Canadian dollar, which comes in the following denominations:
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Coins |
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$2 |
silver with a gold inset, locally called a tooney (derived from the word “two”) | |
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$1 |
gold colour, locally called a loonie (in reference to the loon, a bird depicted on the coin) |
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$0.25 |
silver, locally called a quarter |
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$0.10 |
silver, locally called a dime |
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$0.05 |
silver, locally called a nickel | |
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$0.01 |
copper, locally called a penny |
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Bills or banknotes |
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$5 |
blue |
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$10 |
purple |
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$20 |
green |
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$50 |
red |
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$100 |
orange/brown |
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Bank of Canada currency converter
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Services |
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Stamps |
for mail within Canada |
$0.54 |
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for mail to the United States |
$0.96 |
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for international mail |
$1.60 |
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Public telephone (local call) |
$0.50 |
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Haircut |
Men |
$10 - $30 |
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Women |
$25 - $50 |
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Food |
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Casual Restaurant |
Main Course for one person |
$10 – $15 |
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Fancy Restaurant |
Main Course for one person |
$18 – $25 |
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Fast Food |
$6 – $9 |
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Coffe |
$1 – $3 |
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Dessert |
$4 – $6 |
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Entertainment |
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Movie |
$8 – $12 |
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Video rental |
$3 – $6 |
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Music CD |
$15 – $20 |
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Clothing |
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Socks (one pair) |
$3 – $10 |
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Underwear (one pair) |
$6 – $15 |
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T-shirt |
$10 – $15 |
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Sweater |
$30 – $50 |
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Shorts |
$20 – $50 |
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Jeans |
$50 – $75 |
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Hiking boots |
$75 – $200 |
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Toque (winter hat) |
$10 – $20 |
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Gloves/Mittens |
$15 – $20 |
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Winter coat |
$100 – $300 |
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Winter coat |
$100 – $300 |
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Personal Items |
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Toothpaste |
$1 – $4 |
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Toothbrush |
$3 – $6 |
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Dental Floss |
$2 – $4 |
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Deodorant |
$3.50 – $6 |
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Soap (1 bar) |
$1– $3 |
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Shampoo |
$2 – $7 |
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Contact lenses |
$100 |
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Contact lens solution |
$10 – $20 |
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