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If the Bank of Canada purchases $97 million worth of Canada bonds from the public, the money supply will increase since sellers of these securities will deposit funds in the banks which increases bank's reserves ans causes banks to typically loan more.
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When the Bank of Canada purchases government bonds on the open market, it increases the reserves of commercial banks and allows them to increase their loans and investments.
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