We're wrapping up our Fun and Festivities series with a little holiday magic! In Canada, December is a time for traditions oldand new, and one of them is selecting the perfect Christmas tree—as seen on this coin. Bundling up against the cold, the entire family heads out into thecountryside that shimmers after the first snowfall.Songs are sung and stories are told while everyonelooks for the future centrepiece of their holiday celebrations. Whether opting for a pre-cut or "cut-your-own" tree, the experience serves up apine-scented dash of holiday spirit that will carryyou into the new year!

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The reverse design by Steve Hepburn celebrates afun holiday tradition in Canada. On a cold Decemberday, a father has ventured outdoors with his two kids to select and cut down their Christmas tree. The chosen tree is placed on the sleigh as the three happily make their way home, accompanied by their pet dog. The image is framed by stylized icons that represent popular outdoor activities and sights in Canada: (clockwise from top) Niagara Falls; a Christmas tree; a rodeo; wine tasting; dogsledding; folk music; cherry blossoms; maple syrup tasting; whale watching; tulips; coastal drives; and the aurora borealis. The obverse features the year "2019"and face value "3 DOLLARS", and the framed effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Susanna Blunt.

• There are more than 1,800 Christmas tree farmsin Canada. Christmas trees are part of our agricultural activities: they are intentionally grown as crops and even exported abroad. And once the holidaysare done, the trees can be chipped for mulch or allowed to break down with time.