If the bank of Canada was in an inflationary period then the bank of Canada would buy or sell securities?

If canada was in an inflationary period then the bank of Canada would increase/decrease the chartered bank reserves?

if canada was in an inflationary period then the chartered banks would be expected to create loans or call in loans in the amount of the chartered bank's excess reserves?

in a time of an inflationary period the bank of Canada would succeed in increasing the money supply shifting it right and causing an excess demand for/excess supply of money?

in a time of an inflationary period the bank of Canada would succeed in increasing the money supply shifting it right and causing an excess demand/excess supply of bonds.

in a time of an inflationary period the bank of Canada would succeed in increasing money supply shifting it right, households will buy/sell bonds to bring the money market back to it's equilibrium.

in a time of an inflationary the bank of Canada would succeed in increasing the money supply shifting it right, the price of bonds will increase/decrease.

in a time of inflationary period the bank of Canada would succeed in increasing the money supply shifting it right and finally the nominal interest rate will increase/decrease.

if canada was in a recession, then the chartered banks would be expected to create loans/call in loans in the amount of the chartered banks excess reserves

in a time of a recession the bank of Canada would succeed in increasing the money supply shifting it to the right, households will buy/sell bonds