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July 14, 2014
Canadian Journey Series $50 Note
Issued in November 2004, the $50 note features a portrait of Prime Minister Mackenzie King produced in Germany by Giesecke & Devrient (a security printer with subsidiaries around the world and parent company of BA International Inc.) using a computer-assisted engraving process. -
July 14, 2014
Canadian Journey Series $20 Note
The $20 note, issued in September 2004, features a portrait of the Queen based on a photograph taken in 2000 by Charles Green specifically for this note. -
July 14, 2014
Canadian Journey Series $10 Note
The face of the $10 note features a portrait of Sir John A. Macdonald engraved by Jorge Peral and a vignette of the Library of Parliament. -
July 14, 2014
Canadian Journey Series $5 Note
The $5 note, issued in March 2002, was the second in the series. The face features a portrait of Sir Wilfrid Laurier produced by the noted Swedish engraver Czeslaw Slania and a vignette of the West Block of the Parliament Buildings. -
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July 7, 2014
Frontiers Series $100 Note
This was the first note issued in the Frontiers series. The theme is innovation in medical research, and the vignette on the back is anchored by the image of a researcher looking into a microscope. -
July 7, 2014
Frontiers Series $50 Note
The theme of the Frontiers series $50 note is Arctic research and Canada’s northern frontier. -
July 7, 2014
Frontiers Series $20 Note
The Frontiers series $20 bill features a new portrait of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. The vignette on the back is the Canadian National Vimy Memorial located on the site of the 1917 Battle of Vimy Ridge in northern France. -
July 7, 2014
Frontiers Series $10 Note
The central vignette on the back of the note depicts the Canadian, the VIA Rail passenger train that runs from Toronto to Vancouver. -
July 7, 2014
Frontiers Series $5 Note
The design of the note focuses on the theme of space exploration, including Canada’s ongoing contribution to the International Space Station program through innovations in robotics.
