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Timothy Lane is deputy governor of the Bank of Canada.

Thermometer rising: climate change and Canada’s economic future

  • The following is a reprint of a speech by Bank of Canada deputy governor Timothy Lane, which he delivered to the Finance and Sustainability
Opinion | BY TIMOTHY LANE | March 20, 2017
Canada's federal Environment Minister Catherine McKenna, pictured. In Canada alone, it has been estimated that, in the absence of action to address global warming, we would face annual costs of between $21-billion and $43-billion by the 2050s. Such costs would take a number of forms, writes Bank of Canada's deputy governor Timothy Lane. The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia

Thermometer rising: climate change and Canada’s economic future

Opinion | BY TIMOTHY LANE | March 20, 2017
  • The following is a reprint of a speech by Bank of Canada deputy governor Timothy Lane, which he delivered to the Finance and Sustainability

Thermometer rising: climate change and Canada’s economic future

Opinion | BY TIMOTHY LANE | March 20, 2017
  • The following is a reprint of a speech by Bank of Canada deputy governor Timothy Lane, which he delivered to the Finance and Sustainability
Canada's federal Environment Minister Catherine McKenna, pictured. In Canada alone, it has been estimated that, in the absence of action to address global warming, we would face annual costs of between $21-billion and $43-billion by the 2050s. Such costs would take a number of forms, writes Bank of Canada's deputy governor Timothy Lane. The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia

Thermometer rising: climate change and Canada’s economic future

  • The following is a reprint of a speech by Bank of Canada deputy governor Timothy Lane, which he delivered to the Finance and Sustainability
Opinion | BY TIMOTHY LANE | March 20, 2017
Canada's federal Environment Minister Catherine McKenna, pictured. In Canada alone, it has been estimated that, in the absence of action to address global warming, we would face annual costs of between $21-billion and $43-billion by the 2050s. Such costs would take a number of forms, writes Bank of Canada's deputy governor Timothy Lane. The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia

Thermometer rising: climate change and Canada’s economic future

Opinion | BY TIMOTHY LANE | March 20, 2017
  • The following is a reprint of a speech by Bank of Canada deputy governor Timothy Lane, which he delivered to the Finance and Sustainability

Thermometer rising: climate change and Canada’s economic future

Opinion | BY TIMOTHY LANE | March 20, 2017
  • The following is a reprint of a speech by Bank of Canada deputy governor Timothy Lane, which he delivered to the Finance and Sustainability
Canada's federal Environment Minister Catherine McKenna, pictured. In Canada alone, it has been estimated that, in the absence of action to address global warming, we would face annual costs of between $21-billion and $43-billion by the 2050s. Such costs would take a number of forms, writes Bank of Canada's deputy governor Timothy Lane. The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia
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