Geography
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October 21, 2025
Learn about your taxes (Canada Revenue Agency)
Take this online course to learn everything you need to know about taxes in Canada. The eight interactive modules are designed for high school and up. Students walk through a comprehensive overview of taxes, from understanding a T4 slip and filing income tax to accessing benefits. A teacher’s guide and interactive scenarios are also included. -
October 21, 2025
Personal Inflation Calculator (Statistics Canada)
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) is used to measure inflation. Use this interactive tool to measure your own personal rate of inflation, based on the goods and services in the CPI that you consume. -
October 21, 2025
Iconomix database of economic resources (Swiss National Bank)
This online database includes dozens of great economics lesson plans, simulations, interactive activities and experiments. These include the fishpond game to explore sharing common resources and the pitgame to explore market and price formation. -
June 18, 2025
What goes into the price of gas
The price of gasoline can be broken down into four key parts. Learn how each affects prices at the pump with this video and discussion guide. -
May 22, 2025
Speculating on the piggy bank
Ever since the first currencies allowed us to store value, we’ve needed a special place to store those shekels, drachmae and pennies. And the piggy bank—whether in pig form or not—has nearly always been there. -
November 6, 2024
You Are the Economy: Your guide to economic and financial literacy for Grades 7 to 12
Join the Bank of Canada Museum for a live webinar about our new free suite of economic and financial lesson plans! -
September 12, 2024
You are the economy
A set of six lessons to explore economics with your students. -
September 9, 2024
Investing wisely
Make investment decisions based on what’s important to you and see how your spending and earning connects you to the global economy. -
September 6, 2024
Tracing Canada’s place in the world
Use a data visualization tool to learn about how Canada’s place in the global economy has evolved. -
July 16, 2024
Rai: big money
An item is said to have cultural value when it can be directly associated with the history, people, beliefs or rituals important to a society. It’s the same with a rai—its value can be greater depending upon who authorized it, who carved it and who subsequently owned it.



