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Iceland could adopt the Canadian loonie

Interview by
David Brancaccio
Apr 16, 2012
Iceland is looking to possibly adopt the Canadian currency. How would that work, and might that affect either country's economies?

The future of currency in Canada

Interview by
Jeremy Hobson
Apr 12, 2012
Canada just recently announced plans to phase out the penny, and now it's looking to bring it back -- in digital form.

Canadians are killing off their penny

by
David Gura
Mar 30, 2012
Canadians don't even bother to pick pennies up off the street anymore.

Canada scraps the penny coin

Interview by
Stacey Vanek Smith
Mar 30, 2012
We speak to one Canadian member of parliament about why he is such an anti-penny crusader, and whether the penny could ever be dropped here in the U.S.

Hungary finds creative solution to help the poor

by
Nick Thorpe
Mar 9, 2012
Almost all the $7.5 billion worth of Hungarian banknotes in circulation pass through the Hungarian Central Bank annually, to make sure they are clean, untorn and suitable to be used to buy and sell things. The rest can be burned to serve as fuel for the poor.

Green power vs. green power

by
Emma Jacobs
Mar 7, 2012
Canadian hydroelectric projects could threaten domestic green energy start-ups.

The 411 on mobile giving

by
Sally Herships
Jan 12, 2012
A just-released study says texting donations for crises like the Haiti earthquake could become the new norm.

Haiti marks earthquake’s second anniversary

by
Alex Goldmark
Jan 23, 2012
Though billions of dollars of aid was promised after the 7.0 earthquake in Haiti two years ago, much reconstruction work remains to be done.

Charitable giving swells in December

by
Andrea Gardner
Dec 27, 2011
December is a big month for charities, and even in tough times, Americans are giving to those in need.

Not exactly aiding relief

by
Scott Tong
Jan 4, 2012
Popular online ads for famine victims don't benefit actual famine victims.

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