One of the most controversial chapters in Canada's economic history is now under discussion. In 1965, Canada had nearly 1,023 tons of gold reserves, which at that time was worth only $1.15 billion.
In the context of 2026:
Today, the market value of that same amount of gold is soaring at $155 billion+! 😱 Yet, Canada is currently the only G7 country with 0% gold in its national reserves.
🔍 What happened?
The Sell-off: From 1965 to 2016, Canada gradually sold off all its gold.
The Logic: The government's argument was that investing in liquid currency and bonds was more profitable than gold.
The Result: Currently, as central banks around the world (China, India, Poland) are hoarding gold at record levels, Canada relies solely on paper currency.
Was it a bold decision of the time or the most expensive mistake in history? What are your thoughts? 👇
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