Short Answer: No. According to the Canadian Currency Act, the Canadian dollar is the official currency of the multi-cultural country. The law also states that all accounts maintained or founded in the country must be in Canadian funds. This technically means that American money is not accepted in Canada.
Who is the postmaster General in Canada?
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Who is the postmaster General in Canada?
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The Office of the Postmaster General of Canada has been abolished.
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Following the Treaty of Paris of 1763, in which Canada is ceded to Great Britain, Benjamin Franklin and John Foxcroft, joint Deputy Postmasters General, appoint Hugh Finlay the first Postmaster at Québec on 10 June.
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