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Canada has never had an Indigenous woman on its currency — this provocative campaign is trying to change that

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Artist Alexandra Beals is part of a campaign aiming to get an Indigenous woman represented on Canada's $20 bill. Beals and eight other Indigenous artists have each created an image of a new bill, with each one featuring a different Indigenous woman to be honoured. Change the Bill is a collaboration between NWAC and Toronto advertising agency Taxi.

Published 2 months ago · Ottawa, Canada

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Canada has never had an Indigenous woman on its currency — this provocative campaign is trying to change that

Alexandra Beals is one of eight First Nations artists offering up options for our next $20 bill featuring an Indigenous woman, which would be a first. Her version portrays Rita

2 months ago·Toronto, Canada

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Inside Ottawa Valley

Canada has never had an Indigenous woman on its currency — this provocative campaign is trying to change that:Rita Joe, a Mi’kmaq woman from Nova Scotia, known for her poetry and crafting

Alexandra Beals is one of eight First Nations artists offering up options for our next $20 bill featuring an Indigenous woman, which would be a first. Her version portrays Rita Joe, a Mi’kmaq woman from Nova Scotia, known for her poetry and crafting.

2 months ago·Ottawa, Canada

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Canada has never had an Indigenous woman on its currency — this provocative campaign is trying to change that:Rita Joe, a Mi’kmaq woman from Nova Scotia, known for her poetry and crafting

Alexandra Beals is one of eight First Nations artists offering up options for our next $20 bill featuring an Indigenous woman, which would be a first. Her version portrays Rita Joe, a Mi’kmaq woman from Nova Scotia, known for her poetry and crafting.

2 months ago·Halton Hills, Canada

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Canada has never had an Indigenous woman on its currency — this provocative campaign is trying to change that:Rita Joe, a Mi’kmaq woman from Nova Scotia, known for her poetry and crafting

Alexandra Beals is one of eight First Nations artists offering up options for our next $20 bill featuring an Indigenous woman, which would be a first. Her version portrays Rita Joe, a Mi’kmaq woman from Nova Scotia, known for her poetry and crafting.

2 months ago·York Regional Municipality, Canada

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Mississauga News

Canada has never had an Indigenous woman on its currency — this provocative campaign is trying to change that:Rita Joe, a Mi’kmaq woman from Nova Scotia, known for her poetry and crafting

Alexandra Beals is one of eight First Nations artists offering up options for our next $20 bill featuring an Indigenous woman, which would be a first. Her version portrays Rita Joe, a Mi’kmaq woman from Nova Scotia, known for her poetry and crafting.

2 months ago·Mississauga, Canada

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Canada has never had an Indigenous woman on its currency — this provocative campaign is trying to change that:Rita Joe, a Mi’kmaq woman from Nova Scotia, known for her poetry and crafting

Alexandra Beals is one of eight First Nations artists offering up options for our next $20 bill featuring an Indigenous woman, which would be a first. Her version portrays Rita Joe, a Mi’kmaq woman from Nova Scotia, known for her poetry and crafting.

2 months ago·Muskoka Lakes, Canada

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