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What three-letter currency code stands for the Canadian dollar?
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Which coin was permanently phased out of Canadian currency in 2013?
Answer: Penny
Why: Minting one penny cost 1.6 cents, but coin redemption costs cut the promised 11 million dollar yearly saving to about 4 million.
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Canada's one-dollar coin gets its nickname from which bird?
Answer: Loon
Why: The coin was originally meant to feature a voyageur canoe, but the master dies were lost in transit under suspicious circumstances.
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What Quebec crater lake forms a ring around an island?
Answer: Manicouagan
Why: The circular lake is so distinct from space that astronauts nicknamed it the Eye of Quebec.
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Why did Queen Victoria choose Ottawa as capital in 1857?
Answer: To protect it from invasion
Why: Ottawa was then a lumber town of about 10,000, but it sat on the Rideau Canal, a military route dug after the War of 1812.
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Why did Prince Edward Island finally agree to join Canadian Confederation in 1873?
Answer: Railway debt
Why: Canada agreed to absorb the island's staggering construction debt and establish year-round steamship communication.
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Which Canadian peak has Earth's greatest vertical drop?
Answer: Mount Thor
Why: The granite face on Mount Thor overhangs past vertical, making it steeper than a straight drop.