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Take our Loonie Challenge and win!
After Canada won gold in men’s and women’s hockey at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, Team Canada Executive Director Wayne Gretzky revealed our secret weapon: The Canadian ice makers hired to prepare the rink had hidden a loonie under centre ice. Gretzky later donated the lucky loonie to the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto.
Now we've hidden a loonie—and it’s somewhere in this issue of Our Canada. Can you find it? It could be anywhere or any size, lurking in a photo or hiding in a headline (but it’s not the one on this page)! And we’ll hide one in every issue.
If you spot the loonie, just fill the form below.
The first five correct answers we draw will win $50. Good luck! Click here to read the rules.
For previous contest rules (ending July 31 2011), click here.
Winners!
Our winning loonie spotters....
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Be sure to double-check your entries above (especially your email address) before clicking "Send" , otherwise we won't be able to contact you should you be the winner!
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BY MAIL:
If you spot the loonie, just write “I found the loonie on page __” on a postcard or in a letter, and mail your entry to “Spot the Loonie” Contest, P.O. Box 11723, Station CV, Montreal, Que., H3C 6P2. Include your name and address because we’ll collect all the entries and have a drawing every other month.
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