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North of Sixty: U.S. Virtual Presence Posts in CanadaHome | Contact Us Consul General Lewis Lukens Contacting the Vancouver Consulate U.S. Citizen Services Visas to the U.S. Border Help Commerce Environment Tourism and Travel U.S. Consulate General Vancouver U.S. Embassy Ottawa U.S. Department of State FirstGov Government of the Yukon: Your Gateway to Yukon government programs, services and information Canadian Consulate Anchorage Canadian Consulate General Seattle Through this virtual consulate, we look forward to extending our dialogue with the people of the Yukon Territory and with others interested in learning more about the Yukon. This site aims to assist the people of the Yukon in accessing relevant information about the United States and to assist Americans interested in finding out more about the Yukon. News & Events Museums Documenting Indigenous Experience On January 30, Dr. Ramiro Matos, Curator for Latin America at the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian discussed how museums document the experiences of indigenous peoples. The webcast transcript will be available soon. 9 January 08 Cross-border shoppers are likely to see a new US$5 bill when the bank note starts circulating March 13.The bill will have a new purple tint around President Abraham Lincoln. A big numeral “5” is on the back, not so much a counterfeiting deterrent as an aide for the visually impaired.The many new security features being added to the $5 bill are fully described on the U.S. Department of the Treasury website. Gregory Almaraz, Resident Agent in Charge of the Secret Service office at U.S. Consulate General in Vancouver, says he and his staff are available to brief merchant and banking groups on the new currency and how to detect counterfeit US currency. Please direct any inquiries to pavancouver@state.gov. Privacy Statement & Disclaimer | Printer Friendly Version...