The Montreal Bank issued the first notes in 1821 and 20 years later the first Canadian Pounds were issues. However, by 1858, the Canadian Dollar was issued to more closely align with the US Dollar.
The first banknotes issued by the Bank of Canada came along in 1934. In 2011 Canada began to produce a more durable polymer note similar to those used in Australia.
The most commonly used denominations are: 5¢, 10¢, 25¢, $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50, $100.
Whistler is quite possibly the most famous ski resort in all of North America, know for it's epic slopes and views, this is a must-do for anyone who loves skiing.
Vancouver Island
This remote island is accessible by ferry and features quaint towns as well famous surf spots. You can also use the island as a jumping off point to reach Alaska.
Quebec City
Get your French on in the capital of Quebec where you'll feel more like you're in a quaint European city rather than a major North American city.
Buying Canadian dollars Online is Easy
Simply order your Canadian dollars online to lock in the rate, then choose to collect at your local store or at the airport before you fly.
1. Click the ‘Buy Canadian Dollar Now’ button below
And tell us how much you need for your trip.
2. Choose wherer to get it
Collect your currency from 33 Travelex stores.
3. Pay online
Simply pay using either your debit card (recommended) or credit card and you’re all set!
If buying online is not your thing, visit your nearest Travelex store around and one of our friendly sales consultants will help you organise your real for your trip to Canada.
*Rates are subject to change throughout the day. In-store rates vary compared to online.
**The figures provided are indicative only and are there to provide an idea of the amount of travel money you may need during your trip.
^^Based on mid-market and Travelex Online AUD to FX exchange rates as of the date of the relevant social media post and/or email communication. Rates are subject to change throughout the day. Any rates and savings are quoted as a guide only.
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