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David Fontaine wrote:
> > > Just my 1.36 cents (at the current rates)
> >
> > If you're refering to the Canada/U.S. exchange rate, I believe you mean 1.58
> > (*ouch*). As a Canadian student going to school in the states, I'm pretty
> > sure about that. :-(
>
> Um.. Isn't that good? 0.79 Can->US as opposed to 0.565 when I got back a week
> ago. That means the Canadian dollar got stronger. Of course, I did notice stuff
> seems cheaper in Canada, taking into account the exchange.
Or does that mean you exchanged a bunch back when Canadian money was somewhat
worthless, so as a person holding US currency a strong Canadian dollar is bad? But
I would think you mostly do it electronically (cash card) and get it converted on
demand, and wouldn't have too much US $$ at once.
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