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$1 (CDN)=$0.63 (US)
$1(US)=$1.58(CDN)
That's the lowest it's been since August 1998. I looked it up on Bank of
Canada. That means since last time I paid my tuition it goes up about %3
(plus the amount they add every year). And, yes, I realize now that
Francois was converting 2 cents Canadian into American cents. It still
doesn't look good. I suppose we're getting a little off topic. Ummm...
Great jail cell. Keep up the good work.
Stephen Bell
http://students.oc.edu/stephen.bell
"David Fontaine" <dav### [at] faricy net> wrote in message
news:3AC6C650.E48E9746@faricy.net...
> Stephen Bell 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.
>
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