06/02/2026
We talk a lot about the – but have you ever thought about the physical building, the actual Bank of Canada? It was built between 1937-1939 and cost the government $1.1 million dollars ($83,500 for the land if you’re wondering). The building had a major renovation in the 1970’s, adding the surrounding glass buildings and the 12-story atrium. One more notable renovation was done in 2013, modernizing the building’s interior (think HVAC), plus adding a new museum that’s free to visit.