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The beaver was taken up as a symbol by the Hudson's Bay Company centuries ago. On which Canadian coin does it appear today?
- aThe one-dollar coin
- bThe twenty-five-cent coin
- cThe five-cent coinCorrect answer
- dThe two-dollar coin
Why?
The beaver, linked to the fur trade and the Hudson's Bay Company, is shown on the five-cent coin. The loon is on the one-dollar coin and the polar bear on the two-dollar coin.
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