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Currency talks circulating that Iceland may adopt Canadian loonie

Reykjav - Will Iceland adopt the Canadian loonie? Icelanders are keen on the idea, but the Canadian government and the Bank of Canada are not enthusiastic or open about the possible currency adoption in the North Atlantic country.

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Loonie opens trading day above parity with U.S. dollar at 100.18

Toronto - The Canadian dollar opened the trading session fully above the United States dollar up one-third of a cent at 100.18 cents US.

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Could Iceland adopt the loonie?

As Icelanders toy with the idea of ditching the tarnished krona, one of the intriguing suggestions being floated there is that it should consider adopting the Canadian loonie.

Loonie tops 99 cents US

The Canadian dollar and the TSX both moved higher out of the gate on Thursday, buoyed by stronger commodity prices.

Loonie slips on lower Chinese growth

The Canadian dollar closed lower Monday as China cut its growth target to the lowest level in eight years.

Loonie drops below parity amid gloomy EU data

The Canadian dollar and North American financial markets pulled back sharply Tuesday after steep losses in Europe.

Brinks crash put officer 'ankle deep' in coins

A police constable at today's cleanup scene of a Brinks tractor-trailer crash in northeastern Ontario that spilled nearly $5 million in Canadian coins says he felt as if he were "walking on a carpet of loonies and toonies."