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The Bank of Canada launched its public consultation to choose an iconic Canadian to be the next face of the country’s new $5 banknote. Will you be voting, and if so, for who?
Nominees must be a Canadian by birth or naturalization who has demonstrated outstanding leadership, achievement or distinction in any field, benefiting the people of Canada or in the service of Canada; have been deceased for at least 25 years (before March 11, 1995); and not be a fictional character.
Read more here: canadiancoinnews.com/bank-of-canada-launches-public-consultation-for-new-5-banknote.
Seven Canadians recently appointed to an independent advisory council by the Bank of Canada are now tasked with paring down a list of 500 eligible nominees to help decide the face of the new $5 banknote.
Bank officials are also monitoring the COVID-19 outbreak in Canada and its impact on the selection process for the new $5 banknote.
“As the situation continues to evolve, it’s too early to provide specifics at this point,” Amélie Ferron-Craig, media relations consultant with the Bank of Canada, told CCN on March 19. “We will announce next steps in the selection process in due course.”
The 500 nominees are listed here. Who’s your pick?
Some time back I nominated Maj. General Sir Isaac Brock. What he didn’t make the list???!!!
Without him there wouldn’t even w
be a CANADA!!!!
Myron Humeniuk
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