Update: Canada gold reserves, from a 1965 peak to zero—Canada lost $200 Billion—The bill Canadians still carry
Canada sold every ounce of its gold—then loaded Canadians with debt and risk. Here’s the timeline, the names, and the cost.
Historical Peak of Canada Gold Reserves
In 1965 Canada held 1,023 tonnes of gold. By 2016 it had sold every bar—the only G7 nation to do so, just as other central banks started buying. Who decided, and why?
