British pound
GBP per Canadian dollar
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1 CAD buys the rate above
CAD $1,000 buys—
CANADIAN DOLLAR → GBP, EUR, USD & JPY
Make your dollars
go a little further.
A daily look at what your Canadian dollars buy.
Higher rates mean more pounds, euros, US dollars, and yen in your pocket.
Bank of Canada daily rates
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Euro
EUR per Canadian dollar
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1 CAD buys the rate above
CAD $1,000 buys—
US dollar
USD per Canadian dollar
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1 CAD buys the rate above
CAD $1,000 buys—
Japanese yen
JPY per Canadian dollar
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1 CAD buys the rate above
CAD $1,000 buys—
Daily averages, before fees and provider spreads. These are reference rates, not live transaction quotes.
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What counts as a favourable rate?
A currency is marked favourable when the amount bought per CAD is within 0.5% of its best rate over the past 90 calendar days, or at least 2% above its preceding 30-day average. A higher amount received per CAD is better.
This compares recent rates; it does not predict what happens next. Data more than four calendar days old is marked stale and cannot trigger a favourable-rate signal.
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