Why have the Canadians embraced their dollar coin (the loonie & the toonie), while in America it's rarely used?
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There is no dollar bill in canada so they are forced to use their dollar bill. It is also to prevent confusion and clutter of dollar bills one of the main reasons they are color coded in canada. It is also out of preference, and it is a part of our heritage.