The current Canadian Journey series of 5 and 10 dollar denominations last approximately 1 to 2 years. 20 dollar notes last 2 to 4 years, while 100 dollar bills vary anywhere between 7 and 9 years.

If you look at the exchange rate over the past 20 years, you’ll notice remarkable peaks and valleys that have offered rare opportunities to buy U.S.-dollar-denominated assets with richly valued ...

OTTAWA--The Canadian government plans to issue its third Canadian dollar-denominated "green" bond this week. The finance department said Tuesday the bonds aim to meet investor demand for ...

One Canadian dollar bought $1.0068 in U.S. currency at its highest point Friday before edging down to 99.95 U.S. cents in late New York trading, barely beating 99.93 U.S. cents late Thursday.

Here's why the Canadian dollar is called the loonie. ... The lowest bill denomination in Canada is the $5 bill. Other Canadian coins include dimes, nickels, quarters, and $2 toonies.