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May 19, 2026
Bank of Canada Museum honours two Canadian educators for innovation in the classroom
Ethan McDonagh and Andrew Leong have won the Bank of Canada Museum’s 2026 Award for Excellence in Teaching Economics. -
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Distributing Sovereign Debt in a Rising Debt Environment: Outcomes from Canada’s 2024 Debt Distribution Framework Review
This paper documents Canada’s recent review of its sovereign debt distribution framework (DDF). Informed by a context of record-high debt issuance since the previous DDF review, along with comparisons with sovereign peers and insights from market participants, the review identified an important need to broaden Canada’s dealer base internationally to support a larger and more diverse set of investors. -
Integrating Non-traditional Data and AI into Central Banking: A Canadian Perspective
This paper reviews how central banks are integrating non traditional data and artificial intelligence (AI) into policy analysis and operations. Using the Bank of Canada’s experience, it examines emerging applications, governance challenges, and strategic choices for responsibly scaling AI to enhance insight, efficiency, and institutional resilience. -
Communicating the Future Direction of Policy
This note discusses several ways the BoC could increase communication around future policy, leveraging methods other central banks have used, and discussing the pros and cons of each method for the BoC, keeping in mind that policy rate forecasts typically are not informative beyond 1 or 2 quarters. -
May 14, 2026
Bank of Canada Media Interview – The Peterborough Examiner
Michelle Alexopoulos, Deputy Governor of the Bank of Canada, gave an interview to The Peterborough Examiner. -
May 14, 2026
Retail payments supervision and access to Real-Time Rail
Consumers and businesses benefit from innovation in the payment system when the right precautions are in place. Our supervisory framework will complement work led by Payments Canada to modernize Canada’s core payment systems. -
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May 14, 2026
What does the Bank of Canada do?
The Bank has five main areas of responsibility that affect Canadians’ everyday lives.