Does Canada have a $500.00 bill?
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You know, I thought we did - but this site seems pretty up to date (and shows every bill) and it doesn't show one:\n\nhttp://www.vancouver.hm/money.html\n\nAlthough - it looks like some may still be in circulation, as you can see in this "withdrawn bills of Canada" article:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Withdrawn_Canadian_banknotes\n\nSo in summary, I think that we have *some* 500s floating around, but they aren't being printed anymore.\n\nHope this helps!\n\n♥
94900
No, Ontario does not have any such laws, though they have a program in place to help pay for utilities for people who can't afford them. More information is at the site below.
519763
eh? are you from canada too.\n\ni can help, what your question?
924040
I am legally blind and I know that problem. I can never tell what bill I have and have to rely on the kindness of others to tell me the truth when I pay a bill or buy something. I have been ripped off before. I would love it if the money were easier to tell apart but it sounds like we would go through a lot of ex pence to get it done. I will just use my Debit card for now. Maybe that would be the best solution.
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Canadians are most familiar with the 24-page passport. This passport is issued to Canadian citizens, and it is used for occasional travel, such as vacations and business trips. It accounts for 98 percent of all travel documents.\n\n24-page passport:\n*$87 (age: 16 & over) / $75.37 U.S. dollars\n*$22 (age: under 3)   / $19.06 U.S. dollars\n*$37 (age: 3 - 15)    / $32.05 U.S. dollars\n\n*The fees listed are in Canadian dollars.  The U.S. exchange rate amounts are current as of 4/6/2006
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No, I'd say you were still in Canada. Look under your chair and see what is printed across the ground.
418945
I'll give you $500 for it.
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$50 or $100 ones\nSorry I am not too sure about the bills\nI think $500 in 20's \n\n\nCoins I know\n$10--quarters\n$5--dimes\n$2.00 nickels\n.50 pennies
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yes, but in canada, not in the US\n\ncheers,\nkc
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How about you local phone book, or information. You have those things in Canada, don't you ?
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No, the CAD$ is very high thanks to the high oil price.  Not a good time to buy CAD$.\n\nBy the way, you don't need to go through the trouble of opening up a bank account in Canada in order to invest in CAD$.  You can simply buy CAD$ from any bank or foreign currency exchange store.
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$1000 to start off with  1 $500 bill 3$100 bills 2 $50 bills 3 $20 bills 2 $10 bills and 4 $5 bills
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According to the US Treasury, no there are no 500.00 dollar bills in circulation at present.  The largest denomination is $100.00
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3.5 cents....almost in all the world ..any bills cost 3.5% of the bill price....3.5 dollar for a 100 dollar bill for example
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$1, 129.20 (nominal rate)\n$1, 084.03 (cash rate +4%)\n\nI went to the Bank of Canada website, and the exchange rate is 1.1292
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It varies by province:\n\nAlberta $7.00 \nBC $8.00  \nManitoba $7.60\nNew Brunswick $6.50\nNewfoundland $6.50 \nNWT $8.25  \nNova Scotia $7.15 \nNunavut $8.50  \nOntario $7.75 \nPEI $7.15 \nQuebec $7.60 \nSaskatchewan $7.55 \nYukon $7.20