TORONTO DOLLAR
Paper local currency in Toronto, Canada and backed by the Canadian dollar. Used in the St. Lawrence Market and Gerald Square areas, only local merchants accept the local currency in order to encourage consumers to shop locally. Customers can obtain the local dollar at designated local outlets and spend it with any local business accepting it. The paper bill has denominations of 1, 5, 10, and 20 Toronto dollars.
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