Quebec economists step into powerful policy roles
Effective May 25, 2026, long‑time insider Marc‑André Gosselin is appointed deputy governor. In his new position, he is set to oversee analysis of domestic economic developments and help guide interest‑rate decisions.
“I am very pleased to welcome Marc‑André to the Governing Council,” said governor Tiff Macklem.
“His breadth of experience across both monetary policy and financial stability, and his deep modelling and analytical expertise will be an important asset to Governing Council as our country adjusts to a changing economic landscape.”
Gosselin, born in Montréal, built his career inside the central bank after joining in 1999.
He held progressively senior posts in economic analysis and financial stability, culminating in his role since 2019 as managing director of the Canadian Economic Analysis Department, where he led work on Canadian conditions and projections and advised on the conduct of monetary policy.