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An exhibit of proposed bank note designs from 1935 to 1999.

Introduce budgeting concepts and best practices by planning an event. Students will build skills with fractions, decimals and percentages using worksheets and hands-on activities.

Check out our elementary and secondary resources.

Bank of Canada Museum’s acquisitions in 2024 highlight the relationships that shape the National Currency Collection.

Buck, broke, greenback, loonie, toonie, dough, flush, gravy train, born with a silver spoon in your mouth… No matter how common the expression for money, many of us haven’t the faintest idea where these terms come from.

Calculate unit prices and compare value for money. Use real-life shopping scenarios to determine if something is a real deal.

The paper money that’s not made of paper is our first series to be printed on a state-of-the-art polymer material that is both more resilient and harder to counterfeit.

Pop into the Museum for Family Fun Weekends on December 7 and 8 and December 14 and 15 for activities offering both financial know how and fun.

Join the Bank of Canada Museum for a live webinar about our new free suite of economic and financial lesson plans!

Compare different payment methods, such as credit, debit and cash. This lesson plan uses a quiz, group work and scenarios to boost financial literacy.