They made a pretty good choice with Viola Desmond for the 10.
King Charles is the traditional pick, but considering how well the $10 note was received, you'd think they'd pick someone better than the current king of England
They made a pretty good choice with Viola Desmond for the 10.
King Charles is the traditional pick, but considering how well the $10 note was received, you'd think they'd pick someone better than the current king of England
How about we just stop having foreigners on our money?
Or any faces of any assholes. These were options we could have had instead of some fucking inbred billionaire from a family of pedophiles.

These would have been much preferred. Maybe not the goat/ram. Where's the goose and the beaver and the big ol bear? Also why not something first Nations? Or a combination of things rather than a single one? So many better options. This nation has zero identity and decisions like this are partly why.
"Our new $20 note is both visually stunning and more secure than ever."
Yeah, they're nice enough as a bank note goes, but I think "visually stunning" is a bit of an overstatement.
I picked up a couple silver coins with his face on them. Low key hope he doesn't live long so they might be worth more.
Do we still use cash?!
Sole proprietors do.
Strippers don't take Interac.
I do occasionally. I get cash from relatives for my birthday and Christmas and still prefer to pay for cabs with cash. If I want cash, I usually take out $100 and spend cash til I run out. I have a full set of King Charles coins
By "vertical" I suppose they mean that the portrait is sideways.
The bills are in portrait format, not landscape, yes.
Can anyone tell me what the monument on the back is? The video and article cut that out from the explanation and I feel like its probably more interesting than some old dude.
That's the Canadian National Vimy Memorial in France.
Very cool! Good job Canadian Bank Note! (The actual designer and printer of the notes)
Canadian* Bank Note does get feedback from Bank of Canada on designs so I'd say it was a group effort. It's strange that Bank of Canada likes taking all of the credit though.
I'm actually curious who specifically was the lead designer for this one, since Jorge Peral (who has designed all bank notes in recent history) retired before this note was released. I presume he had his hand in it, but how big was his role?
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