🚨💰 Canada Sold ALL Its Gold — And Most People Have No Idea 😳
Here’s a wild piece of financial history most never hear about:
In 1965, Canada held 1,023 tonnes of gold — worth roughly $149B today.
Fast forward a few decades… every ounce was sold.
Canada gradually liquidated its entire gold reserve, favoring liquidity, foreign bonds, and paper assets instead of physical gold.
👉 The result?
Canada is now the ONLY G7 nation with ZERO gold reserves 🤯
Meanwhile…
🇺🇸 U.S.: ~8,133 tonnes
🇩🇪 Germany: ~3,352 tonnes
Very different philosophies.
This wasn’t a single decision — it happened across multiple governments and central bank leaders, including eras under Trudeau, Mulroney, Crow, and Thiessen. The belief was clear:
Gold was no longer necessary in a modern financial system.
Now fast-forward to today 👀
• Persistent inflation
• Rising geopolitical tension
• Renewed demand for hard assets
• Crypto entering the “store of value” debate
The big question resurfaces:
❓ Was selling all that gold actually a smart move?
And looking ahead…
⏳ Will Canada ever rethink its gold strategy?
History has a way of circling back.
