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This is not the first time gold has gone missing from the high security vaults of the Royal Canadian Mint but this time no one knows where it has gone or how it was taken

Coins of the Province of Canada included a 20-cent piece that was not generally accepted by the spending public. A 25-cent coin later became standard

Investing in gold is a sensible financial decision, since it retains its value when other investments like stock options tumble.

This article shows how to analyze business requirements before setting up a home-based business to sell Winter Olympic souvenir coins in other countries.

Twenty years ago, the first Canadian dollar coin was introduced. The Loonie was considered a "loonie" proposition by some, small change and heavy in the pockets.

Celebrate Canada Day by making one-of-a-kind flags, Canadian coin rubbings and paper bag beaver puppets from craft supplies around the house.

Also known as 'The Gentleman Bandit' he achieved almost folk hero status due mainly to his demeanor and lack of violence in his robberies.

Visit Ottawa for Canada Day events and activities. Watch fireworks at Parliament Hill, hear music at Major's Hill Park, or visit a demonstration farm with the family.

The Olympic Games have become the largest sporting event in the world and a marketing dream. Corporate sponsors pay big bucks for exclusive marketing rights.

Looking to the heavens for guidance was common practice in history and in the present. People also looked up for time-setting, geodesics and stars at Dominion Observatory

Canada's Bill C-47 makes it illegal for non-sponsoring businesses to use terms including Olympics, Olympic Games, Vancouver 2010 and gold medals.

Nicknamed "Workhorse of the North", the versatile and ruggedly functional DHC2-Beaver made history as an essential part of aircraft fleets in Canada and the world.