You wouldn't think too many investors would jump at the opportunity to buy a loonie for a toonie, to vary the adage a little. Yet that's just what they do and are encouraged to do every day.

In an effort to save taxpayers about $16 million annually, new versions of the loonie and toonie will be introduced this spring made from steel. Jan. 13, 2012 1 min read ...

It bears the image of the queen on one side, and that of a polar bear on the other, and since it is valued at two dollars, it is universally known as the "toonie." Canadian fives, 10s, 20s and ...

Once again this year Soroptimist International of Dundas/Ancaster/Flamborough holds a Loonie Toonie Auction, their annual Christmas fundraiser with dozens of items ...

How the toonie got its name. CBC Archives | Posted: September 21, 2018 12:30 PM ... introduced in 1987, quickly became known as the "loonie" because of the loon pictured on its reverse.