Legislator offers his 2 cents: scrap penny
OTTAWA (Reuters) - A Canadian legislator formally proposed on Wednesday that the country's 1 cent coin, or penny, be scrapped on the grounds that it was "an expensive nuisance" and cost more to produce than it was worth.
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