Most Government of Canada bonds have a rating of 'C' that indicates that these bonds pay a coupon.

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The rating of 'C' typically indicates a low credit rating and high risk of default. Government of Canada bonds are typically highly rated and considered low-risk investments, so they would not typically have a 'C' rating. Additionally, while many bonds do pay a coupon (interest payment), this is not indicated by the rating.

Most Government of Canada Bonds Have a Rating of 'C