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Over the years, Canada’s bank notes have evolved to become the state-of-the-art, award-winning currency that brings pride to our country. And the past few decades have brought about more and more ways of paying electronically. So, what’s next? Join us for a talk about how the Bank of Canada is preparing for the next evolution of money—a possible central bank-issued digital currency.

Have fun making pirate coins based on historical examples from our collection and create your very own treasure chest.

Supply and demand is part of the very bedrock of an economy. It's what generates the price of any product or service.

Introduce your Grade 2 students to counting money and forming change combinations. Use these four sets of money math activities individually or in the order listed in this lesson.

Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem answers some key questions about inflation. What is it? What’s the problem with it? How does the Bank stay on top of it? Learn how inflation affects the economy and how the Bank of Canada keeps it in check. It’s all about maintaining the value of your money.

Virtual program: Get your students talking about money with this lively and interactive virtual classroom presentation.

Learn about why the Bank of Canada was created and how it continues to promote the economic and financial welfare of Canadians.

An image of a river of logs floating behind Parliament Hill has long lived in Canadian collective memory thanks to a bank note, the Scenes of Canada $1 bill.

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Facilitate discussion on our economic videos with these guides.