Since being appointed Governor of the Bank of Canada in 1994 Gordon Thiessen has overseen some challenging economic times — both in Canada and abroad — but his work in bringing inflation under control and presiding over the longest economic expansion in Canada since the 1960s has brought him widespread respect.
In the final days of his term (he leaves office on January 31), Governor Thiessen will reflect on the changes that Canada’s economy has undergone throughout the 1990s, and what lies ahead.
