On the Bright Side
From colonial playing cards and gold pieces to the creation of the Bank of Canada, Puneet Birgi explores the interesting history and evolution of Canadian Currency.
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Henri Keating:
I know first hand the contributions of Canadians of African heritage. I was raised in Toronto. My friends were of many ethnic origins. |
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palwashah khostwal:
It is so good that everybody's contribution in politics is recognized and appreciated in this country, no matter what color or ethnicit |
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Irving:
The person narrating is not the greatest speaker... and she mis-pronounces 'lieutenant'!! |
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