Does the governor of the Bank of Canada of the minister of finance appear to be less accountable?

The accountability of the Governor of the Bank of Canada and the Minister of Finance can vary based on their roles and the frameworks governing them. The Bank of Canada operates with a degree of independence to ensure monetary policy is insulated from political pressures, which may make the governor seem less directly accountable to the public. In contrast, the Minister of Finance is a political appointee responsible for fiscal policies and is directly accountable to the government and, by extension, the electorate. Thus, while the governor's independence can be seen as reduced accountability, it is designed to maintain stable economic management.