http://www.charltonpress.com/Numism...80889683471#Charlton is calling it an end of an era:
"From 1954 to 2010 the Brilliant Uncirculated/Proof-like Sets called Uncirculated Sets by the
Royal Canadian Mint were struck in Ottawa. In 2011 production was moved to Winnipeg. However, along with this move the finish on the coins in the set was lowered to Circulation to match the other Giftware Sets being produced there. Fifty-six years of collecting continuity is now at an end. What does this mean in catalogue language? With brilliant uncirculated (proof-like) coins no longer being struck, coins dated 2011 will not be listed in the MS-65(NC) to MS-67(NC) grades in the pricing tables."