Generally speaking, the Canadian dollar and the Australian dollar, as the world's eight largest currencies, have similar exchange rates in the past 20 years, that is, the difference is different. The Canadian dollar has the upper hand most of the time, that is, 1 Canadian dollar can be exchanged for 1. 1XXX Australian dollar.

But I personally think that the Canadian dollar is more "valuable", and there are several indicators and reasons for reference:

Total economic output: Canada's total economic output in 20021year was nearly $2 trillion, which was higher than Australia's $65,438 +0.63 trillion.

Population, Canada's current population is 38 million+,which is greater than Australia's 26 million+,with an extra population of 6.5438 million+!

Canada relies on energy exports and abundant natural resources, which is superior to Australia's export-oriented economic structure.