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The Canadian government, through the Bank of Canada, does not have a fixed daily amount of money that it prints. Instead, currency production is based on demand for cash and economic conditions. Typically, the Bank of Canada produces banknotes in large batches, and the total amount printed can vary significantly over time. For precise figures, one would need to refer to the Bank of Canada's reports or announcements regarding currency production.

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