Because they were rich. They were rich because they came from the right families. This history has Canadians believing that a Canadians status should not be determined by their family or race. Which is why so many Canadians do not agree with the special status of "founding peoples" or laws or treaties that give people special status based on family and race. Of course the rulers of Canada are for the most part rulers and wealthy because of their race and special family status. They fully support laws that give special status and access to Canadian resources based on race and family, so no change any time soon.
A lot of places near the border will accept a U.S. dollar for a Canadian dollar, but that's because the exchange rate is favorable. In general you need to use Canadian currency, which you can easily obtain by exchanging your U.S dollars at any bank in Canada and most in the U.S. You can also use traveler's checks and credit cards at places that accept them, but the fees for the former and sometimes poor exchange rates for the latter may make it more expensive to do so. Typically using a credit card will get you a favorable exchange rate, as the company does it in much larger quantities, reducing the overhead. Most border crossings have an money exchange.
Canada uses the Julien calender so the fifth month in Canada is May.
Yes, you can buy Löwenbräu beer in Vancouver, B.C., Canada. It is typically available at various liquor stores and restaurants that offer international beer selections. However, availability may vary, so it's a good idea to check with local retailers or online for specific stock.
Because Canada is so much smaller than US.
TSX is an acronym for the Toronto Stock Exchange, and is home to the Canadian stock market. Hence, CA is the shortened form of Canada and so TSX CA means Toronto Stock Exchange, Canada.
There are two stock exchanges in India--the National Stock Exchange and the Bombay Stock Exchange...so "Bombay Stock Exchange" is its real name.
Europe has many countries so it has many stock exchanges, so there is no answer to the question.
The head office of the Toronto Stock Exchange is at The Exchange Tower 130 King Street West Toronto, ON M5X 1J2 So, the postal code of the exchange is M5X 1J2.
This is actually quite a technical question. "Listed exchange" can bear a general meaning and a technical (legal) meaning. On the basis that "listed exchange" generally means, as widely understood in the financial world, a stock exchange which (i) is regulated by market disclosure, insider dealing, entry qualification etc. requirements in common with international standards, (ii) offers sufficient liquidity to attract international investors, then the answer is yes, the Bombay Stock Exchange is a listed exchange. However, "listed exchange" and similar terms bear different meanings in a legal terms. For instance, the UK Inland Revenue has a concept of "recognised stock exchange" - for example, you can invest your ISA allowance in listed securities, but they have to be listed on a recognised stock exchange, which the Revenue publishes a list of - broadly, most of the internationally know stock exchanges, but not the Bombay Stock Exchange. The EU Prospectus Directive applies to issuers on "regulated markets" - again, this bears a special meaning, and does not cover all stock exchanges in Europe. So, the short answer is yes, given that the Bombay Stock Exchange has international standing, but if you asking in a legal context, the answer may be more difficult. Hope this helps.
Information on the National Stock Exchange is best readily available online. Stock prices can be found online when searched. Also, stock prices are updated daily in the newspaper so it could be found there.
There used to several regional stock exchanges in the United Kingdom in Cities such as Glasgow, Manchester and Birmingham. Gradually they became consolidated into the London Stock exchange. I think the last ones merged in the 1960,s or 1970,s leaving London supreme. In 2007, however, a new stock exchange called PLUS Markets was approved by HM Treasury. So, Britain now has more than one stock exchange again.
Lego is a private company based in Denmark so there is no public stock traded on any exchange and hence no ticker symbol.
Like in all other places. Adv-gain, Disadv-lose. After the last massacre and breakdown of Dhaka Stock Exchange, now Security Exchange Commision and the Government looks seriously on the Dhaka Stock Exchange, so that further <crush> might not occur
Twitter is a privately held company, so it's not listed on a public stock exchange.
In order to find a safe website that you trust which also gives you stock exchange options, you must do some extensive research on the stock exchange. You could also contact a stock broker, and ask if they could reccommend any sites.
There really aren't any top 3 markets. There are stock excahanges. The most well-known are New York Stock Exchange ["N.Y.S.E."] The NASDAQ The American Stock Exchange ["AMEX"] There are other exchanges: The Boston Options Exchange ["The BOX"] The Chicago Board of Oprions Exchange [C.B.O.E.] There are a few other exchanges. and i love spagetti so much it hurts yaya hey burito emh yay burito yay