The Canadian Journey series was designed to celebrate Canada's history, culture and achievements.
In 2001, the Bank of Canada introduced the new $10 note, with the $5 note in 2002. The Bank issued the new $100 bank bill in March, the $20 note in September, and the $50 note in November 2004.
All banknotes have tactile features to help people with vision impairment identify the notes.
 Canadian $5 bill featuring Sir Wilfrid Laurier. Scene on the back children playing ice hockey. In the rear, it has West Block of the Parliament buildings. |
 Canadian $10 bill featuring Sir John A. Macdonald. In the rear, it has the Library of Parliament. |
 Canadian $20 bill featuring Queen Elizabeth II. In the rear, it has the Centre Block of the Parliament buildings. |
 Canadian $50 bill featuring William Lyon Mackenzie King. In the rear, it has the Peace Tower of the Parliament buildings. |
 Canadian $100 bill featuring Sir Robert Borden. In the rear, it has the East Block of the Parliament buildings. |
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